Balikesir
KHHV | Hobby historian and Geneticist
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This shouldn't be a shocking revelation. Mediterranean was once one country under roman empire
After the western empire fell. The east stood strong for another millennium.
Here is a research paper discussing why the Mediterranean lands are similar in admixture.
TLDR: During roman empire Greeks from all over hellenistic lands would migrate to core roman lands. This would be Italian peninsula, Sicily, Anatolia and levant.
Other places are common sense.
Here is a map of hellenic peoples during hellenistic period so you understand how big of a population they were.
On this forum however is a sizeable user base that believes once you enter Turkey you will see black people, fully distinct from their neighbors. This is impossible because Southern Italy and Turkey share most of their DNA because of the previously mentioned Greeks.
Closest populations to southern Italy.
Here is a paper that discovered Tuscany is the region most closely resembling the TR population.
People put words in my mouth that I have an evil motive. No. How is science evil? Isn't it a joke that Turks are mostly non Turkic?
Example
The people who say this aren't typically from the Mediterranean. They are Americans who don't know who their father is. Yet such a person knows my ancestry? Don't be ridiculous.
It was Italians that created the ideology of Mediterraneanism. An ideology that stood its time.
I will get hate and bombardment by these people. The truth must be spoken. Even if I'm alone in this.
Disclaimer. Because I know that they will put words in my mouth and invent lies. I do not agree that Turks are European. It is a fact that Italy and Turkey share most of their genes. It is not my opinion.
What makes Mediterranean peoples hate each other is religion and history. If you make your identity purely on genetics, then you will have to admit that Turks are European. It is Americans that soil forums with their racial and genetics identity discussions because they are culturally and traditionally removed from europeans. Sometimes also linguistically. This is why they support a genetically based identity.
And no one is speaking about eastern turkey. Why would I be speaking about kurds or Armenians. Don't be nonsensical. Eastern turkey is not anatolia.
@joocel52 @ReconElement @Ubermenschvirtues @anandkonda @DarkStar
After the western empire fell. The east stood strong for another millennium.
Here is a research paper discussing why the Mediterranean lands are similar in admixture.
TLDR: During roman empire Greeks from all over hellenistic lands would migrate to core roman lands. This would be Italian peninsula, Sicily, Anatolia and levant.
Greeks in Syria - Wikipedia
en.m.wikipedia.org
Greeks in Israel - Wikipedia
en.m.wikipedia.org
North Africa - Greeks, Cyrenaica, Colonization | Britannica
North Africa - Greeks, Cyrenaica, Colonization: The natural contacts of Cyrenaica were northward with Crete and the Aegean world. In the late 12th century bc Sea Peoples landing in Cyrenaica armed the Libyans and with them attempted unsuccessfully an invasion of Egypt. Cyrenaica’s coast was...
www.britannica.com
African Greeks - Wikipedia
en.m.wikipedia.org
Here is a map of hellenic peoples during hellenistic period so you understand how big of a population they were.
On this forum however is a sizeable user base that believes once you enter Turkey you will see black people, fully distinct from their neighbors. This is impossible because Southern Italy and Turkey share most of their DNA because of the previously mentioned Greeks.
Closest populations to southern Italy.
Here is a paper that discovered Tuscany is the region most closely resembling the TR population.
The genetic structure of the Turkish population reveals high levels of variation and admixture - PMC
We delineated the fine-scale genetic structure of the Turkish population by using sequencing data of 3,362 unrelated Turkish individuals from different geographical origins and demonstrated the position of Turkey in terms of human migration and ...
pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Genetic study links Turkish DNA to Italy's Tuscany, Spain
A decadelong study in Turkey discovered that the population's genetic structure is closely linked to people of Italy's Tuscany and Spain while it...
www.google.com
People put words in my mouth that I have an evil motive. No. How is science evil? Isn't it a joke that Turks are mostly non Turkic?
Example
The people who say this aren't typically from the Mediterranean. They are Americans who don't know who their father is. Yet such a person knows my ancestry? Don't be ridiculous.
It was Italians that created the ideology of Mediterraneanism. An ideology that stood its time.
Mediterraneanism - Wikipedia
en.m.wikipedia.org
And this is the point. If white nationalists accepted that Italians have a connection to peoples outside of Europe. Then they would admit that we aren't subhumans. They would admit that our 'lowly race' impacted history. They would admit that the bedtime stories they read to their kids about Alexanders conquest of Anatolia is connected to us. Not them.Sergi claimed the Nordics had made no substantial contribution to pre-modern civilization, noting that "in the epoch of Tacitus, the Germans ... remained barbarians as in prehistoric times
I will get hate and bombardment by these people. The truth must be spoken. Even if I'm alone in this.
Disclaimer. Because I know that they will put words in my mouth and invent lies. I do not agree that Turks are European. It is a fact that Italy and Turkey share most of their genes. It is not my opinion.
What makes Mediterranean peoples hate each other is religion and history. If you make your identity purely on genetics, then you will have to admit that Turks are European. It is Americans that soil forums with their racial and genetics identity discussions because they are culturally and traditionally removed from europeans. Sometimes also linguistically. This is why they support a genetically based identity.
And no one is speaking about eastern turkey. Why would I be speaking about kurds or Armenians. Don't be nonsensical. Eastern turkey is not anatolia.
@joocel52 @ReconElement @Ubermenschvirtues @anandkonda @DarkStar