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From: "Brian Quinn" <>
Subject: Re: [DNA] U106 in North Germany
Date: Fri, 30 Jul 2010 09:38:20 +1000
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looking at the variation in ABC

seems like A decreases and C (U 106+) increases ( B goes up and down in a
fairly narrow range) as you go from



Core is Anglo Saxony North East Germania, South East Germania
then U106+diminishes outwards radially

Interesting looks like gradual spread outwards from Saxony of U 106+ rather
than invasions

and there are more in North Italy and Eastern Europe than even in Rhine
area, let alone London

so large influx of Saxons into Britain seems unlikely

maybe the Rhenish tribes sailed over to Britain
how come the Franks didn't take more U 106+ into France? must have just been
minority elite as well


brian









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