Recent content by martin chaide

ty very much!

thank you. of course it could be, but if you forget religion and think just on genetics, that doesn't make a big difference. As you say it diserves further investigation. The only thing i did was overlap two graphs and look at the result. I have my own theories about christianity but i do not...

The best sample of ancient andalusian genetic are the autosomes of 37 individuals from southeast Spain, three from 200 – 400 CE (purple stars), 11 from 400-800 CE (blue stars) and 23 Muslims (green stars) that lived between 1000-1600 CE, adding up 814 autosomes, a number high enough to present a...

not a lot, in fact the y dna (patternal descend ) of sardininas is 40% hg I (bronce age), 20% hg R1b (iron age) in italy overall are I 10% r1b 40%. this makes a huge difference, taking in mind that are samples of more than 1000 males.

interesting

i think making groups like spanish cantabria- spanish galicia and so on do not make much sense. the statistical variance has to be much bigger than the real differences among populations so close each other.

for studyng ancient euroepan moorish DNa this study is the best one: science.sciencemag.org/content/363/6432/1230

you are right sir

did minoans speak a greek language?

interesting stuff

interesting

if that were true . how can they retain power for eight centuries?

Hi, this is my first post, i hope you find it interesting A basic study on mitochondrial DNA The percentage of the North African haplogroup E1b1b1b (formerly known as E3b2) in the Iberian peninsula is around 5 percent, about 10/11 times lower than in North Africa. Based on this it has been...