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Gli indoeuropei: origini e migrazioni by Adriano Romualdi.

My top 10: Braveheart by Mel Gibson. Il primo re by Matteo Rovere. For Greater Glory by Dean Wright. Taras Bulba by Vladímir Bortko. Furious by Dzhanik Fayziev. Mongol by Sergei Bodrov. Dragon Blade by Daniel Lee. The 13th Warrior by John McTiernan. Beowulf by Robert Zemeckis. Apocalypto by Mel...

This is an interesting theory. Adriano Romualdi already pointed out certain similarities between the ancient Proto-Italic and Proto-Germanic peoples, which can only be explained with a theory such as the one presented here.

Existence of races within the human species is a proven scientific fact, no matter how much the world dictatorship of political correctness bothers and tries to deny it.

I would support the team from another country if the team from my own country did not play, if it were eliminated or if a significant part of its players were not ethnically from my country (as is the case with the French or English teams).

Last time I apparently miscopied my coordinates from Dodecad K12b (I had 3.83 in Gedrosian and I copied 38.3), so here are my corrected and historical phased results. My Epipaleolithic to Chalcolithic results: 3.75231455 45.40% Chalcolithic_Bulgaria_(n=9) + 54.60%...

R-A8053 => A8051 => FGC37100. It's the haplotype of Clan Sinclair / St.Claire of Herdmanston (Scotland). Found also in members of Clans Forrester and Crawford. Possibily of Germanic/Scandinavian origin.

My results: Distance: 32.70028899 BB_Poland_Czechia_Hungary_(n=23) 33.85032644 Western_Scythians_(n=28) 34.01211843 Roman_&_Visigothic_Iberia_(n=31) 34.05055359 Medieval_Catalonia_Valencia_(n=9) 35.30625582 Bell_Beaker_Gaul_(n=13) 35.45073765 Villanovans_(n=2) 35.82748665...

Hello everyone. I just found out that my paternal haplogroup is R1b-A8053 => A8051 => FGC37100. It seems that it is a very minority haplogroup and I hardly find information about it. In FamilyTree there are only a few people belonging to A8053, of which 28 are FGC37100. Within FGC37100, there...