>Science takes apart the myth: Spaniards don't have arab blood
Article: mediterraneodigital.com
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Science takes apart the myth: Spaniards don't have arab blood
Isaiah Hernandez
Brayden Myers
don't open this
it's a virus
Tyler Williams
Matthew Nelson
i mean they have a little but its often exagerated
like being 3% x doesnt make you x
Ryan Kelly
based and genocidepilled
Christopher Taylor
I have an ancestor from Palma de Majorca, and his mother was from Barcelona. How Moorish was he?
Charles Flores
probably more greek or italian than moorish
might be part frankish too, dunno
Angel Adams
Based and reconquistapilled
Levi Gonzalez
Sorry are these holy warriors or moors?
Aiden Torres
Also, is often arabs themselves spamming le spaniards are arabs meme
Christopher Bennett
0%
Catalans and Basque are pure unironically
Cooper Wright
100% holy identitarians
Levi Walker
Basques and Asturians maybe
But Catalans? lel
Aiden Bailey
>Using haplogroups
80% of the Spaniards carry a Yamnaya derived haplogroup but their total Steppe ancestry is only around 20%. If you look at autosomal dna, like a study that was done a year earlier it also showed that there was hardly any Arab admixture but there was a correlation with about 4-5% average of North-Moroccan (Rif Berber) admixture.
Ethan Sullivan
>Catalans
>Pure
Was pre-rroman
Then carthaginian
Then roman
Then visigoth
Then Arab/jew
Then french
Then aragonese
Then spanish
Camden Anderson
Sounds based
Really? Did they not mix?
My ancestors were MUTTS!? We're so much alike!
Grayson Cooper
Asher Ross
Y tiene toda la lógica del mundo. La reconquista se hizo de norte a sur, por eso los reinos cristianos se "alargaban" territorialmente hacia el sur (excepto Navarra, que quedó bloqueada) y la conquista era un proceso de repoblación donde generalmente el Rey organizaba "repartimientos" de tierras, especialmente en las ciudades, entre los colonos repobladores cristianos, mientras que los musulmanes eran expulsados.
En las zonas rústicas y arrabales de las ciudades podía ser diferente, dependiendo del lugar y el momento histórico. Por ejemplo, la conquista de Mallorca se hizo a sangre y fuego por los catalanes, dándole matarile a todo moro, pero en Valencia sin embargo la conquista fue más "civilizada" y se mantuvieron importantes núcleos de población morisca, sobre todo en el campo, hasta el SXVII. Andalucía Occidental también fue básicamente repoblada por Castilla, mientras que Andalucía Oriental fue otra Valencia.
También ocurre lo contrario, que hubo núcleos significativos de población mudéjar, sobre todo de origen bereber, desde muy antiguo, resultado de rebeliones internas contra el poder árabe de Córdoba. En Asturias mismo, p.ej, o en el valle medio del Ebro (Zaragoza-Lleida).
Por eso, por lo general es bastante más probable que un andaluz occidental no tenga ni una pizca de sangre mora que alguien del norte.
Hudson Peterson
interesting
Owen Martin
>ike being 3% x doesnt make you x
Looking like an arab makes you an arab
Xavier Kelly
Why do Spaniards have eyes like that
Julian Gutierrez
I already knew this
This is a myth pushed by Jews and arabs themselves
Cooper Collins
one thing i've always wondered about this graph is why the fuck is portugal one monolithic color. it doesn't make sense, that's not how the real world works
Nathan Walker
they had the location of the spanish subjects but not the portuguese subjects'
Thomas Torres
Why would we? Arabs and middle-easterners were the ruling class but Moors were Moors aka Berbers.