one of the phenomenon that you notice when looking at genetic and ethnographic data is
btwn group variation in culture >>> btwn group variation in genetics
to anyone familiar with cult evolution & pop gen non surprising
btwn group variation in culture >>> btwn group variation in genetics
to anyone familiar with cult evolution & pop gen non surprising
you see this
- basques vs. nonbasques
- etruscans vs romans
- indo-aryan speakers vs. dravidian speakers (adjacent)
there are others. it& #39;s not a recurrent empirical pattern
- basques vs. nonbasques
- etruscans vs romans
- indo-aryan speakers vs. dravidian speakers (adjacent)
there are others. it& #39;s not a recurrent empirical pattern
in pop gen a small amount of continuous gene flow can homogenize differences btwn groups. the arrival of steppe indo-europeans in iberian peninsula resulted in spread of language. but matrilineal/focal basques seem to have integrated indo-european men and kept their language.