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For 1,500 years, Finland's ancient burial sites have preserved clues about its changing population history. DNA from Levänluhta revealed people genetically clos…
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I was born on the southwest coast of Finland; I am green-eyed and fair-skinned, with beige hair that has a reddish tint, and my blood type is—curiously—typical of Central Europe, which is rare here in the North. It might be interesting to have my DNA examined one day. My father was the tall, blond Viking type with blue/grey eyes and my mother had brown hair and matching brown eyes.
I'm a western finn, a southern ostrobothnian almost exclusively, nonetheless my DNA comes from my both parental lineages, respectively, almost completely from the western Germany (about one thousand to two thousand years ago) northern France (about 1000 years ago), Schleswig-Holstein & Denmark and Sweden. I have not any siberian or eastern DNA, neither any northern (Sami) or eastern finnish DNA at all.
Too much AI pictures, even the maps and sites shown are wrong.
Thank you of interesting channel. I'm waiting that this presentation will contain some research results of Finnish DNAs, not only stories even they are convincing. E.g. in Eastern Finland the dominating DNA Haplogroup is N with its variants. N Haplogroup dominates about 90 per cent of current citizen living in Eastern Finland.
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