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@phenotype Swedebro

You know, I always want to know about where the recent common ancestors of some specific haplgorups or subclades come from. The most recent common ancestor of all males that carried haplogorup I1 was a man that lived 4,600 years ago and may lived somwhere in the greater lower Elbe basin. It's fascianting that a such type of haplogroup that was rare pretty much became rapidly widespread and dominant over time through founder effect.

Also, I want to know the genetic history of Norwegians in the bronze age, iron age and the early medevial. Old Norse language evolved from Proto-Norse around 800 AD, and later it got divided by two dialects, Old West Norse in the Norway and the Norwegian coast and Old East Norse in Denmark and Sweden. I want to know the genetic and phenotypes of early Germanics that lived in the Norwegian coast in the bronze age and iron age compared to the modern Norwegians and how much Germanic ancestry or how pure Germanic they are without Insular/Continental Celtic and Uralic ancestry.