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Zaryan 02/25/25 (Tue) 11:08:11 No.8230

Something-something about Afrikaners and Flemish
>Captcha: click on Coco

Zaryan 02/25/25 (Tue) 11:09:32 No.8231

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They are related btw

Zaryan 03/09/25 (Sun) 04:08:53 No.8360

how on earth does flemish have paleo-balkan?

Zaryan 03/09/25 (Sun) 09:58:19 No.8367

>>8360
It's basically the celtic admixture

Zaryan 03/09/25 (Sun) 11:31:47 No.8375

>>8367
Well, actually, the admixture was something similar to Thracians and other Illyrian-like peoples, but more western or even north-western (as you see there's also the Iberian component and more north-european admixtures like Baltic_EST and KAZ_Zevakinsky, whatsoever the afrikaner modeling is partially fucked up), so it can be considered to be celtic-like, not literally celtic.
>Illyrian*(2300-250*BCE):Greece_Logkas_MBA.SG:Log02.SG
>Illyrian*(2300-250*BCE):Greece_Logkas_MBA.SG:Log04.SG
I hope you have understood the point.