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Geoffrey of Anjou
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Geoffrey of Anjou
@GeoffreyofAnjou
Count of Anjou Duke of Normandy Dad was King of Jerusalem Son is King of England
เข้าร่วม Mart 2026
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@m_izanami_ Once again asking people what east med means? Anatolians, Greeks, Levantines, Libya are not the same thing
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@Tencterer Atlantid Maritime route vs Alpinid Balkan corridor route.
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Before the Celts expanded into France, the people in France obviously already had Steppe ancestry, but their EEF source was not French, but Iberian (+ what the first PIE speakers already had inside logically). Switzerland on the other hand shows "No major ancestry"
Nrken19@nrken19
Quite interesting illustration showing the spread of Neolithic ancestry from Iberia. “Map of genomes from western Europe coloured by the major modelled ancestry group in each individual, split by time period. Grey (‘no major ancestry’) represents individuals where no ancestry group makes up over 60% of the total ancestry. Shaded areas represent our interpretation of the geographical spread of steppe ancestry and Neolithic Iberians.”
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This is also true autosomally. "EHG" from Samara, Karelia, Khvalynsk, etc are all related but have slightly different proportions of ANE, WHG, and CHG ancestry. WHG, on the other hand, are far more homogenous, with WHG in Wales and Germany being nearly the same 1/2
Paxtysk@Maptysk
@DanDavisWrites Not many ready that "EHG"s are not a homogenous population with consistent Y-DNA nor any defining material cultures and many carry I2a1 from Ahrensburgian derived mesolithic groups as well as Material culture from them
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Blue skin appears to be an acquirable trait. For a long time I've imagined the Lumens as having blue skin.
The Blue Fugates were known for a genetic trait that lead to a condition called methemoglobinemia exhibiting blue skin. The genetic line eventually dwindled until the final one was cured of the condition. I swear this is real!
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@amvria190258 @Maptysk @GildedCoprolite @Hilux_Catalyzer That was my point. They’re no different to the other ethnicities in the Italian peninsula whom they share an origin with. They’re italic in all but language. Like it’s just anomaly that they speak something else.
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@GeoffreyofAnjou @Maptysk @GildedCoprolite @Hilux_Catalyzer Oh no I meant to say despite having a close genetic profile Etruscans are not Italic like Latins. They were an Iron Age population in Italy that descend partially from Indo European migrants despite speaking a non Italic language.
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"This is not X, It is Y. [Punchline involving Z]"
Ted Cruz@tedcruz
Women who dated Graham Platner say he was demeaning, volatile, physically threatening, “cavalierly contemptuous” of women, and casually joked about his “Totenkopf” Nazi tattoo. This is not one bad Reddit post. It is a pattern. And Democrats own every bit of it.
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@Maptysk @GildedCoprolite @Hilux_Catalyzer Hmm, does Etruscan share a bit with early italic to make it more plausible? The Samoyedic is interesting I didn’t know that
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The language might have been transmitted from Afanasievo to Tianshan via Andronovo, but it is impossible that they were simply a community of the Andronovo horizon with the same roots. The language is far too divergent, does not share any of the neccesary innovations and has evidence of contact with groups like eg. proto-samoyedic, and also various unknown substrate terms
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@amvria190258 @Maptysk @GildedCoprolite @Hilux_Catalyzer Are you not considering the Latins an Italic tribe? Also Villanova, Urnfield, and Bell Beaker are where all the italics come from. Well paternally at least. they have Neolithic Italian ancestry too.
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@GeoffreyofAnjou @Maptysk @GildedCoprolite @Hilux_Catalyzer Etruscans aren’t Italic though they are associated with Villanova, Urnfield, and Bell Beaker. Also they share the same genetics with say Early Republic Latins.
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@Maptysk @GildedCoprolite @Hilux_Catalyzer Honestly I feel like we probably can’t rule out the possibility that Tocharian is just a weird historical anomaly of an Andronovo tribe. In the same way that the Etruscan language doesn’t make sense given that they’re an Italic tribe. Not saying it’s best idea but possible.
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Afanasievo becomes Chemurchek in around 2500 which already dilutes their ancestry somewhat, this then move southward into dzungaria with stone burial enclosues which also appear at sites like Tianshanbeilu. Tianshanbeilu skulls iirc were mixed East Eurasian-West Eurasian, most of the Y-DNA from it was N1 thoughbeit. Its possible that they still carried the language over from Chemurchek. At around 1000bc Tianshanbeilu and Barkol groups come under influence from cultures like Shanma and adopt Painted Ware, which they spread westward as the Subeshi and Chawuhugoukou groups, this pottery is also found at Loulan/Shanshan.
When the Tocharians moved along the Tianshan there were already iranic populations from the Chust-Haladun culture (proto khotanese?) there that they mixed with, diluting their already very diluted Chemurchek ancestry even further.
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@hiraethdao @GreeneMan6 The second layer of the problem is that a majority of vitalist accounts on here present eugenic endgames and beauty as instagram bimbo models and surfer bros. Others favor tech dweebs. Neither is the stuff of the old lords of Iron Age or medieval Europe
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@GreeneMan6 You are correct but looking at it like an engineer. People are saying it’s “dysgenic” because of the moral sentiment. They are upset by the moral values around the Christian idea of elevating egalitarian human dignity . As opposed to elevating the ideal of vitality and beauty.
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Half my feed is sperging out about the dysgenic impact of not aborting down-syndrome children. Taking off my Catholic hat, this a silly conversation even if you do care about eugenics.
If you were to list the long term genetic risks to our species, “Down syndrome children” wouldn’t break into the top 100 (the top risks all being variations on gene-selection gone haywire or post-sexual revolution IQ-Shredders).
In fact, DS children don’t even have a long term dysgenic effect. Their main burden is costing their families emotional and physical labor.
Now sure, that’s not nothing, friction hurts. I just don’t think that lack of friction is really our collective problem in the modern world. Especially when the original family in question was spending thousands of dollars and thousands of hours on “dog care”.
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whether as a result of this eastern component, or from convergent evolution, the final result was a spectrum between semi-Mongoloid (1) and fully Europoid (2) tendencies, with a primordial 'Equatorial' minority (3).
Nicholad@hvpvrbvrvv
Anyway, whether as a result of this eastern component, or from convergent evolution, the final result was a spectrum between semi-Mongoloid (1) and fully Europoid (2) tendencies, with a primordial 'Equatorial' minority (3).
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@TheBlackHorse65 What do you mean by “American society as we know it”? Economics?
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Because the alternative is a massive strategic defeat for the US Empire, American society as we know it is not viable without the Empire, and Trump is not interested in radically remaking American society.
Auron MacIntyre@AuronMacintyre
WHY ARE WE STILL FUNDING THE WAR IN UKRAINE?
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@nuevomundista The fetishization of racially cucking whites is truly strange. Like I don’t think I’ve ever viewed another races women this way.
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¿Con qué van a copear los marrones que odian a España ahora? el andalusí promedio no solo que no era marroquí, sino que incluso la reconquista hizo al habitante de la península aún más europeo, eliminando bastante del ADN bereber que había en esa zona.
الفراتي@Ussr_Arab
أقرب الشعوب جينياً 🧬 لسكان الأندلس المسلمين 🇪🇸 ٰ الأقرب عربياً : هم السوريين 🇸🇾 يليهم . . المغاربة 🇲🇦 و السعوديين 🇸🇦
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@ArmoricanWolf Both Western Steppe Herders and Early European Farmers were varied in phenotype depending on which culture you look at. This is also true of modern Europeans, who are also a tight genetic cluster together. Tired of seeing ancient races being treated like monoliths.
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@HomericFuturist Yeah but also the knights of the golden order plan or just indefinite westward expansion of slavery would’ve also led to browning. There is no escape except the Liberia plan.
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Yeah except the “continental superpower” wouldn’t have any Americans in it, just Irish and German factory workers slaving for opaque financial interests
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Supreme Deist@SupremeDeism
Place yourself in Lincoln's shoes: Do you fight to build a continental superpower on the foundation of free white farmers and industrial might? Or do you anchor its future to an agrarian negro breeding operation, with most whites living in squalor & subservient to Britain?
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@nuevomundista @GeneticaBRZ No fue lo que intenté decir. Hay blancos en América Latina, especialmente en Argentina, Uruguay y Brasil. Antes había más; hoy su proporción ha disminuido. Argentina aún tiene más, aunque la tendencia es bajar. Paraguay, en cambio, se está blanqueando por inmigración europea.
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@AccentsSouthern Most whites probably have A, B, and C at this point
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@aryanbeauty14 No one has ever said “you Europeans all look the same”
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@novusolus This basically gives no hope for US demographics, since every largest city is almost entirely non
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It doesn't matter that the UK is 83% White if the cities are majority immigrant & DEI programs hand its institutions over to non-Whites. 8% of police officers & 12% of judges are nons. Outside elections it's imperative Whites stop thinking about this in purely quantitative terms.
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@CisalpinaDT That is interesting I’d be curious to see. I know older anthropologists would guess northern France(outside of Brittany) had a greater population replacement because of phenotype similarity to La Tene and Hallstatt central euro, but there was a gradient before the celts arrived
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@GeoffreyofAnjou Good point! I have heard of some modern techniques to extract Adna from settlements' soils, that could be monumental in case of cultures like Urn Field, but it's super expensive and difficult.
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They could as well be metaphors for the Pre-Gaulish Bell Beaker people of the heights and Alps, possibly "Ligures" which assimilated Neolitich features both in culture and genetics.
solmba@Michssspp82096
The Celts of Southern Gaul likely believed that in a distant past, hostile and monstrous beings descended from a sea god, roamed their land. Given their names (Tauriscus, Albion, Bergion), these creatures likely stood as a metaphor for the Pre-Latenian people of Southern Gaul.
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