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Antonio de Uzuza
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Antonio de Uzuza
@Hanthin00
History & Anthropology enjoyer | Basque Imperialist 🚢🗺️
Katılım Ekim 2024
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Took a placement test for Spanish and French for school, and I scored slightly higher on my French than Spanish 💀
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I can’t find the pleito de Hidalguía of my father’s family, bcus they had already been nobles since before the 1500s
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On my mom’s side, there was 23andMe match w/ the surname de la Puente who had haplogroup J-L26. There’s only ~3,000 in the world w/ the surname
Antonio de Uzuza@Hanthin00
The location of the principal noble families of Biscay, according to the Libro de las Bienandanças e Fortunas
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Antonio de Uzuza retweetledi
3000-Year-Old Evidence of “Anomalous” Iron Production Suggests Bronze Age Metalsmiths Launched a Technological Revolution by Accident
thedebrief.org/3000-year-old-…
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Nearly every Medieval Fuero in Iberia has a special designation for “Francos”
Which included everyone beyond the Pyrenees, including the Catalan counties (before their union with Aragon)
Lethe scholar@Lethescholar
The alleged Hallstatt DNA had many vectors. 1st, the Sueves & other barbarians. 2nd, continual European migration, notably from France, during the Middle Ages. I'd say actual Hallstatt Celts lay far behind, as their impact was very limited in Iron Age Iberia, let alone Galicia.
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@Lethescholar I agree a lot of “Celtic” dna in Iberia is actually just medieval French migration
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The alleged Hallstatt DNA had many vectors. 1st, the Sueves & other barbarians. 2nd, continual European migration, notably from France, during the Middle Ages. I'd say actual Hallstatt Celts lay far behind, as their impact was very limited in Iron Age Iberia, let alone Galicia.
.@atlanteandreams
@Lethescholar Gallaecians were heavily Hallstatt influenced both genetically and culturally. I cannot speak for the other groups but it seems they were as well.
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The location of the principal noble families of Biscay, according to the Libro de las Bienandanças e Fortunas
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They did, and then the House of Braganza sold out the country to money lenders just to separate from Spain, and now look at their economy
𝕽𝖔𝖑𝖑𝖔 🇺🇦☀️✋🏻@RolloRouen
Spain had a BIG ASS empire, and somehow never swallowed up Portugal. Biggest posers in the world.
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Transferring to a new college and moving to a new town, couldn’t be happier to get away
Everything is gonna be alright
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I always get excited whenever I’m reminded a family member on my father’s side was involved in a conspiracy to open a significant western front at the end of the Carlist War
Both the Isabelino govt. and Portugal were freighted, and so coordinated a surprise assault to kill him
Juventudes Carlistas@juvcarlistas
Hemos estado en el Museo carlista de Madrid, un lugar de referencia que merece ser visitado. Es difícil encontrar sitios que conserven con tanto detalle la memoria de nuestra causa. Historia viva de nuestra España.🇪🇸 #carlismo
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Título de mi siguiente ensayo:
“La repoblación Navarro-Aragonés de Burgos en los siglos XII-XIII”
Antonio de Uzuza@Hanthin00
1st on the agenda of summer research, is understanding the how and when: Uzuza became Oseguera, and when Ayala lost jurisdiction over it
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Apparently only the university of the Basque Country, the university of Cantabria, and Principe of Viana are the only institutions capable of putting out quality historical research
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@Hanthin00 It’s actually just a bug made by shitancestry in their update. Almost everyone gets it. I got literally 20% quebec and 6% french or smthing like that (plus another 7% in english+german) , and it’s just them doing some weird overfit, cause I’m 100% spanish.
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The Quebec is interesting, considering Asturias had strong ties to the port of La Rochelle
Laro el Montañés@Celtiberoca
Resultados de un mutual de Cantabria, de la zona más occidental. Primera vez que veo los 2 recorridos de Ancestry en un cántabro.
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The monks at San Millán de la Cogolla altered documents and obscured information pertaining to my family, and I will find out why
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The House of Haro, from where the 1st Lords of Vizcaya came, originated in Lizarra.
With them came other families, such as the Velascurri (Velasco), and many other client families.
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