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7/13/2025, 4:50:58 AM
>>17837095
By the way, to devastate, defeat, and glorify myself, I must reiterate that the Proto-Germanic people were not genetically similar to the BAC. There was a rupture so complex that you losers would not be able to understand it. There were at least three IE migrations in Scandinavia, the fusion of the latter formed Germanic.
Let this god here explain:
but from the recent Germanic languages and genetics paper>>17836850
the origin came from a kind of merging between the I1 and U106 groups, at least some of which had already occured in the bronze age or the late neolithic (which is also technically the bronze age) and not in central Europe. Based on that paper it was more in Scandinavia and Frisia than anywhere further south or east, but proto-Germanic is likely from the Jastorf period as they had fully merged by then.
By the way, to devastate, defeat, and glorify myself, I must reiterate that the Proto-Germanic people were not genetically similar to the BAC. There was a rupture so complex that you losers would not be able to understand it. There were at least three IE migrations in Scandinavia, the fusion of the latter formed Germanic.
Let this god here explain:
but from the recent Germanic languages and genetics paper>>17836850
the origin came from a kind of merging between the I1 and U106 groups, at least some of which had already occured in the bronze age or the late neolithic (which is also technically the bronze age) and not in central Europe. Based on that paper it was more in Scandinavia and Frisia than anywhere further south or east, but proto-Germanic is likely from the Jastorf period as they had fully merged by then.
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