Search results

Ladies and gentlemen We have a new I1 discovered Spain. 13.000 years old. If this is true, it prooves that I1 was in refugium in Spain during the LGM, and repopulated Europe next to I2. I haven't had time to read the article properly, but here's the relevant info. "Balma Guilanya` is a rock...

My ego? I'm pretty sure this thread is about your ego, not mine. Your posts belongs in a Dungeons and Dragons forum, not here. No body cares about Atlantis. This thread is rubbish, nothing can change that fact.

Always a lot of bizarre threads on this forum. Quite entertaining, if nothing else.

The "christmass goat" isn't just a finnish thing, it's still a quite common part of christmass celebrations in Sweden too. Called the "jul bock". It's obvious that he's being overshadowed by the american Santa Claus the last 100 years or so. They still make a huge one in Gævle though...

No sensible person living in this reality is ever going to accept your theory, Cyrus, that prehistoric aryans from Iran spoke proto-germanic, and migrated to northern europe to later become the vikings - or what ever it is that your fantasy is (nazi much?) Why? because it's not corroberated by...

So now I'm racist for sticking to the historical facts, instead of what at it's best can be considered a kind of conspiracy theory? lol. You're completely far out. To be honest, I'm not sure if you are t-rolling or being serious, but you're wasting your time. No one here is buying your...

wow. Curys, you're just as crazy as that turk who thought the viking runestones were written in proto-turkic. Your delusions would be entertaining, if it all wasn't a bit sad too.

What do you mean were you came from? I gather you're from Spain, right? You have two parents. Four grandparents. Each of your grandparents also have two parents, and so on. You do the math. A thousand years ago, in the middle ages, you have almost a million ancestors, who most likely came from...

Ouch, someone's feelings got hurt. lol

Yes, thank you :) I know all this. Sorry for derailing the thread, I didn't mean to go on a rant against Living DNA. I just wanted to tell Roy L Hanes he should take his DNA test with a large chunck of salt. I'm sure their product will be really good once they get a bigger database.

Yes, I'm sure. They also state this themselves as a caveat with the results. But when 23andme can't do it, then Living DNA shouldn't pretend that they can do it either. The results I got from them are clearly useless and unreliable. It's even worse with my girlfriends test. She's half danish and...

These are mutations. Each company or university that works with sequencing of human DNA name new SNP's (mutatations) that they discover with their initials and a number. SNP's begining with Y for instance is found by Yfull. SNP's begining with FT are found by familitytreeDNA. CTS are found by...

We just banned burkas and niqab in public - effective of today :smile:

It's important to have an open mind, but not so open the brain falls out.

wow. You are serious? Can't even bother to explain how much you're getting wrong. Believe what you will, but let me say just one thing - Correlation doesn't mean causation. Also, don't put too much credence in old fairytales.

I see I didn’t get my point across, probably my fault, because I guess my post wasn’t very constructive. This is what you wrote earlier in the thread, and basically what I opine against. And it’s not the first thread I see you pass moral judgement on ancient cultures. I've seen you bashing the...

I'm sorry Angela. But this statement is simply not true. http://www.bbc.co.uk/history/ancient/romans/romanpropaganda_article_01.shtml I've seen you getting into this debate again and again. You're obviously entitled to what ever opinions you have about various cultures. But in my opinion...

Rubbish. Go away t-roll.

I think they mention genetic drift as a possibility in the article I linked to, but they see it as insufficient as an explanation. But I am sure you are right. Populations would have been smaller and more isolated in these times than later, so genetic drift could easily play a bigger role than...

Reminds me of this article. It's about the spread of MtDNA haplogroup H in neolithic europe. What they find is that there is very little continuity between the early northern european neolithic cultures and the middle and late, when it comes to sub-groups of MtDNA H. Lots of movements probably...