09-26-2006, 06:50 AM
Here
http://www.prospect-magazine.co.uk/arti ... hp?id=7817
I don´t agree with all the ideas given here, however I do agree with this
"The problem is that the English resemble in this way all the other countries of northwest Europe as well as the Frisians and Germans. Using the same method (principal components analysis, see note below), I have found greater similarities of this kind between the southern English and Belgians than the supposedly Anglo-Saxon homelands at the base of the Danish peninsula. These different regions could not all have been waiting their turn to commit genocide on the former Celtic population of England. The most likely reason for the genetic similarities between these neighbouring countries and England is that they all had similar prehistoric settlement histories".
That I said in a previous thread for data from Northern France, similar to those of Belgium.
http://www.prospect-magazine.co.uk/arti ... hp?id=7817
I don´t agree with all the ideas given here, however I do agree with this
"The problem is that the English resemble in this way all the other countries of northwest Europe as well as the Frisians and Germans. Using the same method (principal components analysis, see note below), I have found greater similarities of this kind between the southern English and Belgians than the supposedly Anglo-Saxon homelands at the base of the Danish peninsula. These different regions could not all have been waiting their turn to commit genocide on the former Celtic population of England. The most likely reason for the genetic similarities between these neighbouring countries and England is that they all had similar prehistoric settlement histories".
That I said in a previous thread for data from Northern France, similar to those of Belgium.
AKA Inaki
