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>>18316

>>18329

Our results >>18294 are pretty similar overall heh

The original Urheimat of the ancient celts has been proven to lie within the greater danube valley area so maybe it has something to do with that

>>18342

Yeah thanks m800, been somewhat of a BGA visualization afficionado for some time now. There's also this one russian researcher who does these kind of custom maps with his own proprietary software but as of yet i haven't been able to find out what it's actually called heh

>>18343

Here's a rough job of mine in the way you did yours

Nu Eurogenes K47 algorithm fuckers

These are my newest Eurogenes K47 ethnic BGA results, i manually arranged them into the three overall clusters which all the other BGA tests put me in aswell and they closely correspond to previous results aswell. Pretty accurate overall heh, i get 97% european combining all the clusters which is exactly the amount which FTDNA et al gave me aswell. The rest is basically just untraceable noise and shit

They used 47 phenotypical reference clusters from across the world to compare my DNA sample against, and as you can very clearly see from the end result i am saxo-danube germanic with just a dash of paleo-med as a result of ancient proto-PIE migrations from the atlanto-med area. Also the residues from the caucasus are very likely a result of ancient aryan migrations aswell heh

Attached are also my allelic traits according to YourDNAportal which hosts the K47 analysis. The whole thing still feels like it needs to be fleshed out more, a lot of times you get the "SNP Missing" message aswell. For some reason their SNP sample database is extremely limited still and very tiny compared to the Promethease one.

The prediction is also off in my case since i have brown hair and dark blue eyes heh

>>18450

""Slavs""" do not exist, leftypol christard shill. Even if she does have a glagolithic/church slavonic eastern germanic surname it does not change the fact that she is racially germanic in the slightest.

>/historiska.se/upptack-historien/foremal/arkeoteket-kranium/

>>18450

>>18451

Ancient DNA combined with modern DNA shows that Germany to Russia share plenty in heritage regardless of propaganda.

>>18459

3D Facial Reconstruction of an Ancient Female Skull from Oberkassel bei Bonn (Germany)

>researchgate.net/figure/Final-3D-facial-reconstruction_fig3_228766499

>>18430

What are you trying to say?

>>18432

>we wuz

>kang

>>18327

I don't know why you feel the need to incessantly post pics of that degenerate Elizabeth Lali on here. For I scarcely think you'll ever post pictures of her and a happy family or her with children, if she ever has any.

>>18330

LOL fuck off virginkikelingchode

Anna in-character =/= The actress playing her IRL

Your post does not adress anything written in the OP whatsoever

>>18333

LOL kikehurt

*slap slap*

>>18428

Stop spamming videos that were already posted earlier by me, christian faggot troll. And do your job BO i already reported his ass like yesterday

WebM

youtube.com/watch?v=PrrPPacppus

youtube.com/watch?v=n1IJBYVCGz0

>>18409

From my own research into Irmon using the "Chronika der Sachsen und Niedersachsen" of 1588 just by using the picture I'd have to say Bragi, primarily because of the rooster but following the writing it could or might not. I know such a resource wouldn't be to credible on specifics or understanding as it'll go into Babel and Israel as well Tyr just being the first king of Germans. But the folk knowledge written between the lines would still be greater than now.

"und bedeut das offe krieg und fireit von einer Blumen das ist schnoden und geringen dingen"

"and meaning open warfare and into fight with a flower that is despicable and a low thing"

Its strange to associate Bragi with fighting but he is one of Odin's sons, and flowers but his wife Idun is associated with the apple blossom.

If you want to use the same page to describe Odin, you could as well with the bear on his chest (Bärenmänner of the Einherjahr) as well the book mentions many idols but doesn't use any Wotan/Odin name which could mean at least by the author's understanding this would be him.

This link should send you to page 21 of it, the scan is really terrible in some places such as on page 15.

https://books.google.com/books?id=JfFSAAAAcAAJ&pg=PA21&dq=Chronica+der+Sachsen+und+Niedersachsen#v=onepage&q&f=false

Also as Germanic idols are strewn throughout such as on page 45 is about the temple complex at Lüneburg and the "Man in the Moon" carried by Nótt which is either her son or her father, the author doesn't care enough to say.

>>18411

I don't know the reason for the scales at all. In the 1500s Tyr is never depicted with armor, when the Holy Roman Emperor, Charles V has Peter Flotner create a depiction of Tuisco, neither of them know Snorri's work exists, or even the name "Tyr", and so the depiction is from the viewpoint of an ancient King and so his garb is the most simple. Strangely enough I don't know how Flotner decided to give Tyr one hand as at best he'd have only the Old English rune poem, which doesn't say Tyr has one hand, to derive from and of course the newly rediscovered Germania by Tacitus. He wouldn't have had the Icelandic or Norwegian rune poems as far as I know. Also most important Flotner would have to have a good basis with his Emperor to depict the supposed "father of all Germans and first king of Germans" having only one hand because the English continued representing Tyr with two hands way after this.

First picture is Flotner's depiction.

Second is a latter English depiction from Nederlantsche Antiquiteyten.

>>18271

Yes

>>18307

>>your

Strangers always have something to give and to take but often both actions are the same to the stranger.

>>18219

>>18221

What you are gazing at, is as real as the frustrations in their words. They are forced to come here and why they must ban anyone but themselves in their own place and it is the same now as in their past, its fear. That is why all our relics had to be destroyed by their masters but the Aesir saw to it that enough has survived, no matter what they did.

Our battle is older than even jews and their Christian/Muslim pawns, once even the jews are gone it shall continue in new forms, this is only how the conflict comes to us in our time. The children of the Trickster know once the einherjar cannot be increased the draugr of Hel will swell to the point of overtaking all the Worlds and will free their father. Make no mistake, the prevention of the continuation of our people is what they are all after because you aren't meaningful to the Aesir if you don't have the gifts that were given. Now much will change on the map to our peoples detriment in the coming age but we shall have a living space again or this truly is the final strife. No matter fate, prepare for a fight as all our ancestors had before.

>>16988

Your point?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gaut

The word God usurped Deus in all Germanic languages because of the Lombards victory. Godan was praised by the Vandals, the Saxons called him Godut and in the poem Deor there is a hint of this possible Aesir in an ancient story of Geat who will not be able save Matilda from falling off of the Rainbow Bridge and drowning near the final struggle.

This poem about the queen of Alfheim hints about the other afterlives and their reputation though.

>>17099

Here you go.

>>18124

>>mud hut

Germanics principally used wood, but wood and stone degrade though, like when someone decrees the complete destruction of such constructions. Gold however, when untouched, doesn't degrade such as the pagan coin which was found buried on an island in Denmark to be found in 1985 whereas the Byzantine Christian coin was found centuries earlier and has been in a collection since then. Arguably both coins are of the 5th century, one wasn't even hammered whole into a circle or mold whereas the pagan coin even features a striped rim against clippers.

>>18151

thats not really a coin tho but a bracteate. Romans sometimes bribed Germanics to keep them from raiding their lands, or to attack other Germanic tribes, which the Germans accepted but rarely because they knew the value of such coins (the Rhinish tribes did, but the more feral ones not so much)

Most of the tribes believed that the gold coins bribed to them by the Romans were some kind of ritual amulet with protective powers. They assumed this is why the Romans put figures of Gods and Emperors on their coins. However they would usually try to scrape these Roman images off and replace them with their own. A very rare and remarkable look at Germanic artwork from a pre-christian era. We also know that the favorite image to be engraved upon these pseudo-coins was this tribalistic icon of Wotan's head fused with a horse, and staring into the eyes of an eagle. Swastikas and Runes are also common features, usually translating into some kind of chant or magical phrase. there are a rare few that seem to depict mythical scenes, such as one where a figure appears to be dancing and flanked by two other figures holding staves, and one where a figure is having a hand bitten by a wolf. they are hard to interpret to any strong degree however, for example, the translation of the one in >>18151 reads HOUAZ LATHU AADULUAAALLIA ALU, which when directly translates means "The High One (Odin), pours out (aaduaaallia is probably some kind of chant, as the usage of two runes next to each other is rare, and probably meant to enhance the chants power) the sacred ale (Alu is a word sometimes translated as ale, but which clearly refers to something more metaphysical in the context that its used)

they were common among huns, scythians, mongols and celts as well, although Germany seems to reveal the majority of them

>>18241

Save what idols we can save, I say. Fenrir's brood will tear at the unready but it is different for us.

>>18173

The situation there speaks to the complexity of our struggle and the difficulty in finding working solutions. It wasn't just the Soviets who moved the Circassians around but about 50 years before OPs picture was taken the Russian Empire did an actual genocide upon the region and three centuries before that the Muslims did a similar thing. The Caucasians converting back and forth there really shows the meaninglessness of the beliefs themselves and does show how damaging upon the race such a cycle creates but what could they do? Fighting to the last man would have just made them a historical footnote with no living traditions, its a difficult decision I've read Viking Kings having to make.

>>Chechans

Chechens are all fucked up in the head, as a people they have been fighting for Muhammad, think Arab people, to get at more Whites for centuries and act like racism is wrong because of Islam but internally many are like pic related. Again another important aspect to this whole problem, they're like Antifa, majority white in its lower members and would happen to have white children but somehow their philosophy is counter to this and the more weaker members sadly go off and actually follow the philosophy whole heartedly as well as most of the real leadership itself isn't even White.

>>Tha

Islamic guerrillas have made sure a lot of the initial steam in the movement was lost and took to attacking it with fervor since it'd be a polytheistic religion. As of 2018 Adyghe Habze has turned into monotheism instead, Tha being said to be the "creator" and publicly at least they don't speak about worship anymore only code of conduct, code of honour, and traditions of the Circassian people.

At any rate many of these peoples remain racist to a useful extent. This may be in their dedicated marriage codes:

The ritual of the kidnapping of the bride, continued even nowadays. Within their ancient polytheistic past it may not have been seen as the only way for marriage but if the groom accomplished it without harm to anyone it was lauded by all and could even end violent conflict between clanPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

I was once looking up Georgia when I read that they make some of their own military vehicles, like very high-tech looking armored vehicles, something you would never expect out of this tiny land surrounded by sheep herders. These people must've been holding the frontline of Europe's land route for centuries. Georgian mythology includes a world tree and ogres but it's thought to have been influenced by other mythologies over time.