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IT more or less indicates Med.
My point you wouldn't generally expect Austrians to be as Med/Southern as Hungarians.
Maybe within Austria the Balkan/Roman is more regional as in maybe more East Austria (Burgenland/Vienna) and Southern regions bordering
Slovenia and Italy. Would tend to expect West Austrians to cluster more with German averages.
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https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...-Greeks-on-G25
Peloponnese is 25% slavic, how much you think Greek Macedonia is? There was lots of Slavic tribes in Greece. It is normal.
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That likely differed from tribe to tribe. It's hard to say what the original Turkics were, but the Gokturks were the first well known Turk empire (we're not sure what exactly the Huns were), and the Ashina clan certainly had an East Eurasian lean from genetic and anthropological data analyzed. So at least the elites and probably original ones were more like that and absorbed various other peoples, including Iranian-speaking peoples of Central Asia and South Siberia.Originally Posted by Psycho
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The Bulgars likely had stronger Iranian elements in them by the time they arrived in eastern Europe, though, but they didn't leave much in the way of art that could be interpreted.
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Fair enough, still Hittites, Lydians, Phrygians and other native Anatolians were mostly Med and had 60-70% ANF so they were not really different from Paleo-Balkanites (other than having strong CHG and Iranian influence and very weak Yamnaya) + mixed with Greeks and Romans
Only Hurro-Urtartians (proto-Armenians) aka natives of Armenian highlands were Armenoids and typical west Asians
So having Anatolian admixure wouldn't make as alien compared to other Slavs as we are
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