EVROPA WITH SOVL
EVROPA WITH SOVL
Jason Lewis
Jayden Perez
This, but unironically
Hudson Turner
Where are the jews
Liam Ramirez
Fucking beautiful.
Jackson Walker
Evan Jackson
why are magyars there???
Dominic Perez
>indo
>europeans
Liam Watson
why are turks there? they displaced the aryans. and also
>implying turkroaches are turkic
Ryan Evans
this is a map of europe without "aryans"
Austin Rogers
> The "Uralic" names in Sweden are still based on the Germanic ones
faile
And "Indo-Europeans" didn't displace anybody here, genetically we are proto-European
Jose Sanchez
it says displaced. without indogermanics the turks and finns would've conquered europe instead
Ryan Rodriguez
All of these still exist though
At least the ones living here
Thomas Wilson
>VGH! HOME!
I dont give a fuck about majority i know im TVRKIC. I can trace my ancestors. I know my TRIBE. IM NOT A MUSLIM. PRAISE TENGRI
HÖEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEĞHHHHYA!
Lincoln Stewart
Noski, euskaldunak gara
Cooper Rogers
The Sami people arrived here after us
Robert Carter
>people still put this soulless glass maze bullshit as "utopian" future
Nathaniel Wright
whatever you say tigran
Luis Smith
Imagine how few people would live in europe.... ugh
Brody Sanchez
What the fuck are these names?
Landon Price
>Exactly. Cheers.
James Rivera
made up philologists dreams
Brody Taylor
Accord to some theories yes.
It's estimated that the Sami people settled in Finnmark between year 9000 BC-12 000 BC. Germanic tribes are estimated to have arrived around 7000 BC-10 000 BC
Isaac Lopez
in italy it's just what etruscans called themselves
Thomas Perez
Skiri is a east germanic tribe. This map is complete bullshit.
Nolan Wood
You are the aryan
Camden Murphy
>Germanic tribes are estimated to have arrived around 7000 BC-10 000 BC
Proto-Indo-Europeans didn't even leave the Pontic steppe until about 3000 BC
Charles Hernandez
VGH
Caleb Jackson
>It's estimated that the Sami people settled in Finnmark between year 9000 BC-12 000 BC.
Those are some pretty old theory you've got there. Sami's were predated by a paleoeuropean population and definitely didn't arrive right after the ice sheets.
Xavier Jones
Pretty sure he means the genetic/cultural ancestors of the Germanic peoples, not speakers of Germanic languages. And in this sense his numbers are actually pretty viable.
Owen Foster
>Pretty sure he means the genetic/cultural ancestors of the Germanic peoples, not speakers of Germanic languages. And in this sense his numbers are actually pretty viable.
The people from the Fosna culture was the first Norwegians in Norway. Think it's fair to say they were probably replaced by Indo-Europeans.
Angel Gutierrez
That pretty much applies to all Europeans. The overall genetic influence of the indoeuropean/Uralic migration were negligible.
Dylan Reyes
Oh ok that makes sense
Chase Taylor
ugly