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2018-10-13 16:41:08 UTC  

as 99% of modern R1a stems from it

2018-10-13 16:41:12 UTC  

As I explained to you

2018-10-13 16:41:50 UTC  

@Smackface And those are ALL subclades of R1a1a1

2018-10-13 16:44:47 UTC  

R1a1a1 is still 8500 years old, possessing r1a1a1 isn't really something special. That's a whole fucking lot of time to spread a single genome that literally, at most, 40% of a popilation possesses, from Karelia.

2018-10-13 16:45:17 UTC  

It is something special

2018-10-13 16:45:24 UTC  

There's not a single haplogroup that young that expanded as far and wide

2018-10-13 16:46:14 UTC  

Also 99% of modern R1a is just some 5000 years old

2018-10-13 16:46:22 UTC  

I mean again the obvious easy answer here is Steppes rape baby

2018-10-13 16:46:28 UTC  

Even though it formed earlier all R1a1a1 prior to that point

2018-10-13 16:46:32 UTC  

were genetic dead ends

2018-10-13 16:46:33 UTC  

Occam'a razor and all

2018-10-13 16:47:02 UTC  

indo-europeans came from the ukrainian steppe

2018-10-13 16:47:40 UTC  

Parent haplogroups are of R1a are found in India though

The iranian agriculturist had no Anatolian admixture. Most likely the iranian agriculturist expanded out of indus Sutlej and migrated northwards just like they expanded inwards into the gangetic plains. Your whole whole theory revolves around indus being Dravidian n sheeit which is wrong because AASIs were native to Far South while indus_periphery/Iranian agriculturist were already in Northwest of the subcontinent during both IVC and Vedic periods. East steppe civilizations didn't evolve till after Saraswati dried. People migrated both eastwards and outwards. Once the indus periphery migrants settled in Steppes .. they opened a channel of communication and subsequent migrations. Thats why steppe cultures emerged way after Saraswati dried

2018-10-13 16:47:52 UTC  

"indo-europeans came from the ukrainian steppe"

LOL

2018-10-13 16:48:29 UTC  

@Uncle Zoob when talking about time spans of that scale it's irrelevant

2018-10-13 16:48:36 UTC  

you might as well claim that fucking japanese are indians

2018-10-13 16:48:48 UTC  

because they descend from haplogroup F

2018-10-13 16:52:48 UTC  

Listen man if you want to call Dravidians your brothers because of someone banging a thousand generations ago be my guest

You'll fit right in

2018-10-13 16:53:37 UTC  

@Smackface I never advocated for that

2018-10-13 16:53:57 UTC  

and I don't consider even indo-aryans my brothers

2018-10-13 16:54:05 UTC  

I just acknowledge that they were influenced by indo-europeans

2018-10-13 16:54:08 UTC  

>implying us Indo-Aryans give a shit

2018-10-13 16:54:15 UTC  

>implying it wasn't the other way around

2018-10-13 16:54:25 UTC  

Oh shit lmao

2018-10-13 16:54:40 UTC  

>Indus_periphery/Iranian agriculturist DNA found during the period of IVC too
>B_BUT ARYANZ WUZ WHYTE BRO TRUST ME THEY WUZ WHYTE

2018-10-13 16:55:07 UTC  

@Uncle Zoob IVC were pre-indo-european

2018-10-13 16:55:29 UTC  

and they weren't white

2018-10-13 16:55:37 UTC  

they were indus_periphery

2018-10-13 16:55:47 UTC  

while AASIs (Australoids) were in far South

2018-10-13 16:55:53 UTC  

inb4 the original sargon was as white as today's meme sargon

2018-10-13 16:55:55 UTC  

@Daniil been trying to get in contact for a while but seems hard

2018-10-13 16:55:55 UTC  

what's your point

2018-10-13 16:56:29 UTC  

Meme Sargon needs to take a toaster bath or smthn smh

2018-10-13 16:56:35 UTC  

my point is IE people weren't white, they were indus_periphery

2018-10-13 16:57:22 UTC  

who influenced Yamnaya and Anatolians who influenced mainland Europe

2018-10-13 16:57:34 UTC  

@Uncle Zoob what components does indus_periphery break down to

2018-10-13 16:57:34 UTC  

Did you send an email, @Korkza ?

2018-10-13 16:57:39 UTC  

do you mean zagros farmers

2018-10-13 16:57:49 UTC  

because they had zero genetic impact on the original indo-europeans

2018-10-13 16:58:01 UTC  

iranians got that component later via mixing with the BMAC culture

2018-10-13 16:58:23 UTC  

@Daniil we talked on facebook for a while but something seemed to always be in the way until the correspondense stopped from their part