11-23-2009, 11:27 AM
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R1a1 appears to be 11K (9000 BCE). R1b would have been slightly before (16K?) and probably represents Celtic-Italic-Germanic.Â
Basque along with lemnian, pelasgian, etc.. would be the paleo languages of europe and would correspond with paleogroup I. R1b is not the initial paleo settlement, it is a phylogenetically later group.
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Basque language is a paleo language of Europe
But Basques are geneticaly 70% R1B - speak non-Indo Euro
Irish, English - 70% R1B - speak Indo-Euro
Meaning the native language of R1B is non-Indo-Euro
and Indo-Euro was carried by R1A
and R1B languages got elite replaced, sort of AIT in reverse
R1a1 appears to be 11K (9000 BCE). R1b would have been slightly before (16K?) and probably represents Celtic-Italic-Germanic.Â
Basque along with lemnian, pelasgian, etc.. would be the paleo languages of europe and would correspond with paleogroup I. R1b is not the initial paleo settlement, it is a phylogenetically later group.
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Basque language is a paleo language of Europe
But Basques are geneticaly 70% R1B - speak non-Indo Euro
Irish, English - 70% R1B - speak Indo-Euro
Meaning the native language of R1B is non-Indo-Euro
and Indo-Euro was carried by R1A
and R1B languages got elite replaced, sort of AIT in reverse