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The group shows enthusiastic engagement with detailed references to the study, using words like 'transformation' and 'major changes,' indicating both interest and recognition of the study's importance. Several discussions explore the extent of migration versus cultural exchange, illustrating deep engagement with the topic and its broader implications for European history.
Most discussions recognize the significance of the research findings, emphasizing the dramatic population changes and the role of migration in Europe's history.
The posts demonstrate high interest, with many commenters referencing detailed genetic data and methodological aspects of the study.
Users engage by referencing related papers, discussing timelines, and debating implications, indicating active and thoughtful participation.
The discussions highlight that the findings have substantial implications for understanding European prehistoric population dynamics, making the impact quite high.
A transformação na Europa Ocidental foi imensa há cerca de 5.000 anos, a chegada de uma outra mistura das estepes modifica completamente a população europeia. Basta ver as figuras em artigos: "The Beaker phenomenon and the genomic transformation of northwest Europe", R1b e I2a + https://t.co/XW0OUjxeSw
Where I do have an issue, however, is his repeating after Renfrew that there likely was no migratory replacement of established people in Britain by the Beaker folk. We in fact know that there was around **90%** genetic turnover and a large-scale replacement of male lineages. https://t.co/DDgnaKjkyC
A 2018 paper showed that 90% of Britain's gene pool was replaced within a few hundred years The Beaker phenomenon and the genomic transformation of northwest Europe https://t.co/kYv9pHw2Kx
@realillyrian668 A process not seen in this magnitude anywhere else in Eurasia. The English were completely won over. English haplogroup I were a conquered people, The Beaker phenomenon and the genomic transformation of northwest Europe https://t.co/2C6kU3AVoF
Bibliographie : _ Barsch, E., Kowarik, K., Rodler, K., Hörweg, C., Reschreiter, H., Sattmann, H., & Walochnik, J. (2023). First molecular data on the human roundworm Ascaris lumbricoides species complex from the Bronze and Iron Age in Hallstatt, Austria. Scientific Reports, 13,
?5/5 Refuting the Theory with Scientific and Historical Evidence Having analyzed the theory claiming that Black people settled in Britain before White people, and highlighting the biases and methodological errors within it, it is now time to provide a comprehensive refutation of https://t.co/shRZqjC14C
This video explores the genetic origins of blue eyes, highlighting how a specific mutation in the HERC2 gene affects OCA2 expression. Discover the significance of this mutation and its implications for eye color…
This video explores the genetic makeup of ancient Britons, their migration patterns, and their influence on modern DNA in England, highlighting the diverse ancestry from Iron Age and Anglo-Saxon populations.
Archaeologists uncover individuals with West African paternal grandparents in 7th century cemeteries on England's south coast, challenging assumptions about early medieval Britain and highlighting diverse ancestral…
Investigates how Type O relates to European and Neanderthal history, ancient genomes, and what this reveals about our origins.
Sources: Æthelred II (1004) Charter for St Frideswide's, Oxford (S 909). Electronic Sawyer. Available at: https://t.co/J1TDfgQHol. English translation available at: https://t.co/erI59LVGYW. Anglo-Saxon Chronicle (n.d.) The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle: Eleventh Century. The Avalon
Most of our actual ancestors were in the Eurasian steppe. www.nature.com/articles/nat...
Oh yeah! Here you go. www.nature.com/articles/nat... www.cambridge.org/core/journal...
@CanadianAitken 3277 (I7286) and 2978 (I6774) both from "The Beaker phenomenon and the genomic transformation of northwest Europe" I13025 from "Large-scale migration into Britain during the Middle to Late Bronze Age" The English sample is from 2287–2041 calBCE, which is at the tail end of the
@realillyrian668 A process not seen in this magnitude anywhere else in Eurasia. The English were completely won over. English haplogroup I were a conquered people, The Beaker phenomenon and the genomic transformation of northwest Europe https://t.co/2C6kU3AVoF
Sources: Neolithic and Bronze Age migration to Ireland and establishment of the insular Atlantic genome Lara M. Cassidy (2016) https://t.co/Pzsl5mEfWS Olalde et al. (2018) Nature — The Beaker phenomenon and the genomic transformation of northwest Europe
@DanTabin @oiram3x3 The Beaker Phenomenon and the Genomic Transformation of Northwest Europe (2018): https://t.co/jeRb7PaJkS https://t.co/bdONzfK6yA
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@RedLipRiots Nonsense you are an immigrant Let’s look at the facts you racist paedo. Briefly: the earliest peoples indigenous to the British Isles (in a historical/archaeological sense) are: Upper Paleolithic hunter‑gatherers (first colonists after the last Ice Age, c. >12,000 BCE where
@WorldByWolf Stop whinging you are indigenous to the British Isles you dumb racist learn your history first you inbred. You are an immigrant ! Go see your doctor you psychopath. Briefly: the earliest peoples indigenous to the British Isles (in a historical/archaeological sense) are: 1)
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It is for our understanding of prehistory in the Netherlands, and particularly the persistence of ancestry from the Mesolithic into people associated with swifterbant ceramics, but in terms of Britain it largely refines what was presented in 2018: www.nature.com/articles/nat...
Very interesting video. https://t.co/2JAxv7ji5b
The Truth About Ancient #Briton #DNA - #England’s Forgotten Ancestors … https://t.co/o5GaR1R6qO
Published: 21 February 2018 The Beaker phenomenon and the genomic transformation of northwest Europe https://t.co/mH1wJuYP87
Bibliographie : _ Barsch, E., Kowarik, K., Rodler, K., Hörweg, C., Reschreiter, H., Sattmann, H., & Walochnik, J. (2023). First molecular data on the human roundworm Ascaris lumbricoides species complex from the Bronze and Iron Age in Hallstatt, Austria. Scientific Reports, 13,
@TawhakiTheGod @ForeverScept @Basil_TGMD The Beaker phenomenon and the genomic transformation of northwest Europe | Nature https://t.co/DWQ4X80YA4
CALL FOR GREEN EYES, CALL FOR BLUE EYES, CALL FOR HAZEL EYES. IN OUR TEAM WE THEM. 20/20 VISION WE DO NOT WANT CROSS EYE.... KEEP CHECKING THEIR EYES..... What is the Origin and Reason for Green Eyes? https://t.co/DQkd5NgE1H via @YouTube
@angloceltqueen @Imaginely2 @41below @RupertLowe10 Olalde, I., Brace, S., Allentoft, M. E., Armit, I., Kristiansen, K., Booth, T.,... & Reich, D. (2018). The Beaker phenomenon and the genomic transformation of northwest Europe. Nature, 555, 190–196. https://t.co/xyBhPnbWsd
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Nemed and Fir Bolg - Bell Beaker arrivals, 2200-1800 BC pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC...
A transformação na Europa Ocidental foi imensa há cerca de 5.000 anos, a chegada de uma outra mistura das estepes modifica completamente a população europeia. Basta ver as figuras em artigos: "The Beaker phenomenon and the genomic transformation of northwest Europe", R1b e I2a + https://t.co/XW0OUjxeSw
What is the Origin and Reason for Green Eyes? https://t.co/RDatmH19nY via @YouTube I already knew Africans n Irish blood mixed am also IRISH but German was hush hush I get that _ but the Green eyes I got em . Sooo wars do cause destruction n death but also gets people to Come
https://t.co/7hf7Bc9dFB. I have Hazel greenish blue eyes.They change on my moods
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@scruffyhuman @JamesPGoddard90 of Britain, specifically the late Neolithic Britons, around 3000 to 2500 BCE. These were the descendants of early farmers who arrived in Britain around 4000 BCE, largely replacing the earlier Mesolithic hunter-gatherers. A 2018 study by the University of Oxford, "The Beaker
I have green! youtu.be/mX-QwEIA0_4?...
Brief Explanation of R1b-S1194/CTS4528 R1b-S1194 (also known as R-CTS4528) is a rare Y-DNA haplogroup, a sibling clade to R1b-P312 and R1b-U106 under R1b-M269 > L23 > L51 > L151. Originating around 2500–2000 BCE in Central Europe, it likely emerged during the Corded Ware or Bell
can anyone send me a copy of this paper? www.nature.com/articles/nat...
Where I do have an issue, however, is his repeating after Renfrew that there likely was no migratory replacement of established people in Britain by the Beaker folk. We in fact know that there was around **90%** genetic turnover and a large-scale replacement of male lineages. https://t.co/DDgnaKjkyC
?5/5 Refuting the Theory with Scientific and Historical Evidence Having analyzed the theory claiming that Black people settled in Britain before White people, and highlighting the biases and methodological errors within it, it is now time to provide a comprehensive refutation of https://t.co/shRZqjC14C
?3/5 The Historical Background of Settlement in Britain To accurately understand the history of human settlement in Britain and evaluate the validity of claims regarding the origins of its earliest inhabitants, it is essential to review the historical and archaeological context https://t.co/2DkKuKxLJw
?2/5 The Population of Britain Since Prehistoric Times: A Comprehensive Historical and Scientific Study The history of Britain’s population is a long and complex tale of human migrations, environmental changes, and cultural developments. When discussing physical traits such as https://t.co/IcVWwSqT4K
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That population change mentioned by the way took generations if not hundreds of years - The Beaker phenomenon and the genomic transformation of northwest Europe | Nature www.nature.com/articles/nat...
eram dele, mas exercendo um racismo fruto de séculos de uma cultura colonialista, imperialista e racista que inclusive perseguiu esses povos pra fomentar uma lógica cristã e civilizatória. Referência sobre a composição genética e ancestralidade na bretanha: www.nature.com/articles/nat...
@JoshK151553 We've been here longer than that. https://t.co/84hFFi6V1p
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Green eyes research. Sharing because I have green eyes. ? https://t.co/ymw3KkKZTK
Why Do Inuits Not Have Blue Eyes? The Reason for Blue Eyes (Part 2) https://t.co/LahoQn43Zh via @YouTube
Excellent thread on Olade et al. 2018 "The Beaker phenomenon and the genomic transformation of northwest Europe"
This may be an example of what you're looking for: this shows the major transitions in Rome (Antonio et al 2019), though it's a bit heavily weighted toward modern era. You could also check out the Reich lab Bell Beaker paper for Britain doi:10.1038/nature25738 but it doesn't show all the stages
@JPDemoule Je viens de lire doi:10.1038/nature25738. Le mot génocide n'apparaît pas, pas plus que Reich ne le prononce dans l'interview que vous avez citée. L'avez-vous vraiment écoutée ?
What is the Origin & Reason for Blue Eyes? https://t.co/1JgOBNVFOa via @YouTube
What is the Origin & Reason for Blue Eyes? https://t.co/gqBEaUyjNO via @YouTube
@filalya_ https://t.co/yYN6bbWgJk
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What is the Origin & Reason for Blue Eyes? https://t.co/hZxViLklwa via @YouTube
What is the Origin and Reason for Green Eyes? https://t.co/pSNblXm2H4 via @YouTube
What is the Origin and Reason for Green Eyes? https://t.co/mD5TrUtbqT via @YouTube
What is the Origin & Reason for Blue Eyes? https://t.co/h5Fly7mr1E via @YouTube
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Well that explains that. What is the Origin & Reason for Blue Eyes? https://t.co/CpinZFbTLl
@Scarjofans https://t.co/ePcocwZluy
@zclewshypno @LadyJustice4512 morning ladies. Why green eyes? Apparently, we're fairy folk!?♀️ ??? https://t.co/w9eO6DYgPj
Why Do Inuits Not Have Blue Eyes? The Reason for Blue Eyes
What is the Origin and Reason for Green Eyes?
What is the Origin & Reason for Blue Eyes? https://t.co/q5IFJUYuOq via @YouTube
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Why do blue eyes exist? https://t.co/xpzlgw1KsR
@EspeschitRegina @lucyfedia @UmlandAndreas Nature, 2021 Large-scale migration into Britain during the Middle to Late Bronze Agehttps://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-021-04287-4#article-info Nature, 2015 Haak W,etal.(2015) Massive migration from the steppe was a source for Indo-European-European languages in Europe. https://t.co/1iKtb7xKZy https://t.co/nfhR8oIm5v
A 2018 paper showed that 90% of Britain's gene pool was replaced within a few hundred years The Beaker phenomenon and the genomic transformation of northwest Europe https://t.co/kYv9pHw2Kx
@garymotion @xela19721 @EdwardHobden @tica_attica It's the findings of "The Beaker phenomenon and the genomic transformation of northwest Europe" by Oldalde et al, 2018 in Nature.
The Beaker phenomenon and the genomic transformation of northwest Europe | Nature https://t.co/R7qUCt3n97
@Aki_Okazawa ブリテン島では4500～4000年前頃に住民の遺伝子プールの約90%が置換したと推定されていますから、そこが大きかったのではないかと思います。 https://t.co/r846XivawD
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