About Proto-Germanic

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The second one is Rise98 2275-2032 BCE, from Lille Bedinge, in SW Scania, in the Unetice koiné of VandKilde, imo this could well be an Unetice offshoot, because this exactly the period of the set up of the Germanic circuit.

And already 8 years ago Davidski gave a hint!


"Genetic substructures among Late Neolithic/Bronze Age Scandinavians

I may have discovered an interesting pattern in the Allentoft et al. data. It seems that during the Late Neolithic/Bronze Age, Scandinavia was populated by two somewhat different populations; one characterized by Y-Chromosome haplogroup R1b and a genome-wide genetic structure typical of present-day Northwestern Europeans, and another by Y-Chromosome haplogroup R1a and a relatively more eastern genome-wide genetic profile.

Below are two Principal Component Analyses (PCA), both featuring ancient Swedish genomes classified as part of the Late Neolithic Battle-Axe archeological culture. However, the first sample clusters near present-day Norwegians and belongs to Y-haplogroup R1b-U106, which is nowadays typically known as a Germanic paternal marker. On the other hand, the second sample clusters among present-day Russians and Mordovians, from all the way near the Volga, and belongs to Y-haplogroup R1a-Z645, which very likely expanded from Eastern Europe during the Late Neolithic.

Plink2 PCA with RISE98, ber1, and those from Allentoft that deserve to be projected (all from Sweden_LN and BAC)

Interesting:  NEO52 (bottom of your relevant area above) is a relatively Dutch-Beaker-like DF19 and I am trying to figure out what he was doing in Sweden ;-)

Can you run this Swedish "LN" DF19 sample?
SWE_N_Vattenledningen:NEO52__BC_1816,0.117238,0.105615,0.075801,0.071706,0.033545,0.025379,0.005405,0.017076,-0.006749,-0.001458,-0.00682,-0.005545,-0.019326,-0.009358,0.030537,0.016441,0.002477,0.007221,-0.005908,-0.00025,-0.00287,-0.00643,-0.006779,0.020364,0.003353

Here is NEO52 MBA map: