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  1. Maciamo

    Maps of a Germanic ancestry

    I don't know who made these maps and based on which data but they appear to be correct.
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    Immigration Crime statistics by nationality in Italy and Germany shows disproportionate impact of Muslim immigrants

    Here is yet another study that found that Maghrebin immigrants cause vastly more crimes per capita than other nationalities, except when it comes to rapes, paedophilia and child pornography, for which Pakistani and Afghans are the most overrepresented. It shows once again how poorly integrated...
  3. Jovialis

    Higher rates of rape & murder in areas of lower-Mafia activity in Italy

    Areas of higher Mafia activity seem to have lower incidents of rape and murder, compared to areas of lower activity.
  4. Jovialis

    Admixtools 2-way Italy_BA/Crete_EMBA-cline

    The outgroups and left groups work for all Italians and create a cline between Italy_BA.SG and Greece_Crete_HgCharalambos_EMBA.AG. Although this model is mostly historically plausible only for southern regions (particularly Apulia), I think it hints at something broader. library(admixtools)...
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    Nature Italy's most beautiful natural parks

    I present to you Eupedia's new guide to the best Italian national and regional parks. Each park has an extensive guide covering practically everything one needs to know.
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    Emperor Frederick II

    Frederick II is one of the most interesting Holy Roman emperors in history. In addition to being emperor he was king of Sicily and Southern Italy and at one point also king of Jerusalem. He led the only crusade (the 6th) that was successful almost entirely through diplomacy, with minimal...
  7. kakao1

    Question From where u4b originates and which are the roots?

    Hello to everyone, i already asked in another thread about R-L2. Now i'm curious about my mtdna, u4b, i did a 23andme test for see it. My mom is romanian but i saw is not so common this mtdna, can someone explain me what kind of mtdna is u4b and his story? Online i can't find a lot about this...
  8. kakao1

    Question I have the R-L2 haplogroup in South Italy

    Hello everyone i'm new, i did a 23andme test, i still didn't do the big Y from yseq or familytree, and i found out i have R-l2 Y Dna haplogroup. Can someone explain from where it came from if i'm in central calabria in italy, and from which zone my paternal ancestors came from? Also because in...
  9. Jovialis

    Through 40,000 years of human presence in Southern Europe: the Italian case study

    Abstract The Italian Peninsula, a natural pier across the Mediterranean Sea, witnessed intricate population events since the very beginning of the human occupation in Europe. In the last few years, an increasing number of modern and ancient genomes from the area have been published by the...
  10. Jovialis

    Admixtools C_Italian_N/ChL to Model Iron Age & Modern Italians

    Only ITS5 had a sub-optimal p-vaule, but the other metrics looked good. Here are modern Italian populations using C_Italian_N and C_Italian_ChL, along with Steppe_EMBA, and Iran_N_CHG. Since TSI and the North can be modeled with WHG, it works with the ChL central Italian sample since there was...
  11. Anfänger

    Genetic discontinuity in a Medieval Sicilian community (Abstract)

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    Genetic study The Genetic Legacy of the Roman Imperial Rule in northern Italy

    We had the debate about the East Mediterranean and Germanic influence in Italy numerous times, but I think that new study will add new fuel to the ongoing debate and change some perspectives. At this point its just an abstract, but a quite informative one: What the abstract is suggesting is...
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    I2a2b/L38 in Italy?

    I am trying to see if anyone knows anything about the occurrence of I2a2b/L38 in Italy. I belong to a subclade IS2488 which is predominately found in the British Isles. My paternal lineage is Italian, as is the surname. I have traced this back 200 years to Campania region. Does anyone have any...
  14. Anfänger

    Genomic and dietary discontinuities during the Mesolithic and Neolithic in Sicily

    Mesolithic and Neolithic in Sicily Highlights 1.Genetic transition between Early Mesolithic and Late Mesolithic hunter-gatherers. 2.A near-complete genetic turnover during the Mesolithic-Neolithic transition. 3.Exchange of subsistence practices between hunter-gatherers and early farmers...
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    Common English, French, Italian, Spanish and Portuguese words of Arabic origin

    Wikipedia has list of words of Arabic origin by language. But these lists are typically long and include plenty of rare and arcane words, or words that are specific to Arabic culture or to Islam. Other words came from Persian (e.g. assassin, aubergine, candy, caravan, cheque, chess, lemon, lime...
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    Different suffixes in Italian, French, Spanish and Portuguese

    If you already speak one Romance language, learning another one is going to be relatively easy. The grammar is basically the same and over 80% of the vocabulary is shared. The lexical similarity is even 89% between Spanish and Portuguese, and also 89% between Italian and French. But there are...
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    Spanish, Portuguese and French words that changed gender from Latin

    A great advantage of being a native speaker of a Romance language is that the gender (masculine or feminine) is the same in over 99% of cases in other Romance languages, which makes learning them much easier than for speakers of non-Romance languages (and English, which is half-Romance but lost...
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    Spanish words that acquired an a- at the beginning (unlike other Romance languages)

    One striking characteristic of Spanish language is the number of words that start with 'a'. Many among those are Arabic loan words (adobe, ajedrez, alcade, aldea, alquiler), including words that are an amalgamation of the Arabic preposition al (the) + the word itself (e.g. albahaca, alcázar...
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    The disappearance of the Spanish 'f' sound

    Anyone who speaks Spanish and at least one other Romance language will probably have noticed that many f sounds have disappeared entirely in Spanish, usually at the beginning of words. This atavistic 'f' has been replaced by a silent 'h', which at one point during the Middle Ages might have been...
  20. Jovialis

    K12b Variation of Ancestry in Posth et al. 2021's Imperial C. Italy cluster

    I have compared the 6 individuals that compose the Imperial cluster of Posth et al. 2021, to Antonio et al. 2019's populations. In the Antonio paper, it was verified that the 48 Imperial cluster individuals was divided into several different ethnic groups, (i.e. (C6) Central Mediterranean, (C5)...
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