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I know at first glance this looks like an insane Nazi LARP but isn't there a kernel of truth in this?
A lot of European cultures have the I2 paternal lineage which originated somewhere in the Nordic Bronze Age IIRC, from the Old Slavs, to the Celts, to Italics etc.
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>>18107320
>I2? Hurry rapebaby, my superior TD327a4b genes mean I'm better than you and my ancestors raped your ancestors!!!
Fuck off with this astrology for incels.
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>>18107320
the nazis = post-roman chuds trying to romanize nordic heritage by overtly imagining it as a roman-style imperial origin. which is retarded.
the titanomachia was the conflict between the maritime funnelbeaker inhabitants of doggerbank and the steppe yamnaya north of crimea.
both sides were in large parts already related to eachother, and the "danites" were the riverpeoples of the yamnaya region.
after this conflict, the continental and maritime branch of the rivalling funnelbeaker and yamnaya merged even further,- confusing retards to this day about who's who when it comes to myths description of anthropology.
"norse culture" arose AFTER the loss/settlement with the yamnaya imported anatolian-black sea myths to the north, whereas funnelbeakers are more akin to proto-osirians in that they were suncow worshippers, as opposed to patrilineal godhead worshippers.
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Race is a social construct so dna don't have anything to do with it
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>>18107345
>after this conflict, the continental and maritime branch of the rivalling funnelbeaker and yamnaya merged even further,- confusing retards to this day about who's who when it comes to myths description of anthropology.
Wait, where was their geography?
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>>18107407
look up the date of the very last expected dry bit of doggerbank for yourself. (it's exactly before the rise of the Yamnaya).
the Yamnaya were basically proto-ukrainians winning over proto-dutch after the last dykes failed and permanently fucked up their farmland due to runaway erosion and salt intrusion.
it is all there in the data, but academics don't want to touch it because its too close to germany and too soon. so for now all academics "scratch their heads" over why the CWC were so close to the Yamnaya so early.
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>>18107320
>isn't there a kernel of truth in this?
no
virtually every anthropological study has thoroughly disproven the hyperborean theory
if you want any practical proof, just observe any german tourist in mediterranean weather trying not to pass out of heatstroke after walking for 15 minutes
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>>18107320
I2 is an ancient hunter gene that emerges 25,000 bc but only makes its appearance into Europe after 20,000 bc and bringing with them blue eyes. It’s widespread because the hunters were widespread.
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>>18107534
Romans were neither white nor brown, they were actually red (sunscreen wasn't invented yet)
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>>18107534
>if you want any practical proof, just observe any german tourist in mediterranean weather trying not to pass out of heatstroke after walking for 15 minutes
Swedes tan really really well for what ever reason.
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>>18107320
When did it become clear that the PIE homeland was in ~Ukraine? Because I know that at some point Northern Germany and Southern Scandinavia was a popular hypothesis.
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>>18107320
>but isn't there a kernel of truth in this?
Corded Ware Culture. But their influence was not that great.
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>>18107320
The very opposite is true actually.
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>>18107333
Checked and true
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>>18107946
>Kant "we wuz Lamas n sheet"
Kek
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>>18107929
>>18107946
>Many Enlightenment thinkers, such as Voltaire, believed that civilization originated on the banks of the Ganges and the Indus. Not only did Indian myths attribute a fantastic antiquity to their culture, but linguists already knew that the languages of Europe were unrelated to Biblical Hebrew, while the vast majority were clearly related to the so-called "Aryan" languages of India and Iran. Of all the Indo-European languages then known, the closest to a common root was Sanskrit, the sacred language of ancient India. Believing India to be the oldest known civilization, Bailly alluded to a very ancient, proven series of Hindu astronomical tablets, which, in his view, suggested they had been compiled not in South Asia, but near the 49th parallel. To this, he added Zoroastrian legends that the ancestors of the Iranians came from the "North Pole" and the Greek myth of the Hyperboreans, a happy people who lived in a land with a mild climate "beyond the north wind." He conceived a prehistory according to which Atlantis was located in the far north, in the Norwegian archipelago of Spitzbergen, when the world was warmer

>We still don't hear about nuclear fission, the processes of radioactive decay that, as we know today, keep the Earth's interior warm (much less about the hydrogen fusion process that sustains the Sun's heat). Astronomers of the time believed that our planet had continually cooled from the lava ball it had been no more than a few tens of thousands of years ago. According to this idea, the world should have been much warmer a few millennia ago and, within a few more, would have been completely frozen
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>Therefore, Bailly speculated, as the climate cooled, the Atlanteans moved from Spitsbergen—sometimes identified with Ultima Thule, the land indicated by ancient geographers as the far North—to Siberia, between the Obi and Yenisei rivers, and then to the Altai, at the 49th parallel (where the borders of Russia, China, Mongolia, and Kazakhstan meet today), from where they spread to India, Persia, and Europe

>>18107964
According to the Greeks, Hyperborea was in Romania.

>Ancient Greeks believed that an advanced race like Atlantis lived in the “beyond the north wind”. Ancient Greek Historians called Thrace (Baltic-Bulgarian) region as “Berea”. Therefore, the people further northeast to Thrace were called “Hyperborean” or people living in the region north of Berea. The bible placed the Berea somewhere in Macedonia. So North or Northwest region from Berea will be near the Black sea. Therefore, the ancient Greek historians may have called those people near black sea, Hyperborean. With limited knowledge of geography at that time period, one cannot be certain of the actual geography but advances in archeology and genetic have enabled the experts to correlate those historical observations
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>>18107320
>I2
>bronze age
>celts
thats r1b you are thinking of so this map is
disproven
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>>18107946
Are these proposed PIE homelands?
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Yes. Considering that Corded Ware was originally Steppe Non-Yamnaya, most of the IE languages/cultures in Europe come from them via Bell Beaker and Indo-Aryan (which is the language that has been most studied/used to reconstruct PIE alongside Lithuanian) also derives from Corded Ware via Sintashta/Andronovo, I propose the Baltic Homeland. Even though Boreal/Central Asia is more interesting since the ANE ancestors of EHG and CHG came from there and ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shambhala https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mount_Kailash https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beyul ) make it more mystical/legendary.
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>>18108089
In a sense. Though at the time the Term sued would have been Aryan. Nearly all of these date from the 19th century so don't be surprised they are idiotic. Blavatsky aside.
>>18107966
It was a current theory into the late 19th century. Nietzsche drew many things from a (rather terrible) translation of the Laws of Manu that the translator then added historical speculations about Egypt coming from India and the Jews being Chandalas to.



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