Zach Osgood Yeah me too, and i get called a racist for it. It's not like i want to eliminate all other races ya know, i'm just proud of my kick @$$ heritage
Once again a fine piece of work, Birka! Although as a Christian I regard this to be just mythology and therefore 'ancient fiction' I always enjoyed reading (and nowadays: telling) some of the stories of our 'ancestral germanic/nordic religion' to others. At home I also once had a very big (abt. 10 kilos!) cat that I named Sleipnir; because to me he made the noise of the eight-legged horse of Wodan/Odin when running over my then wooden floor boards! Greetings from your Dutch mate!
This is truly amazin... an understatement at leat.... Fantastic... The mankind is interwoven with the similar mythological motives and stems from the same roots !
Obviously not the most "true" depictions and definitions of the Old Norse mythology, but it's an AWESOME crash-course introduction for people like me who only have bare surface knowledge of the realms and their contents. Good job!
Honestly? Nothing if you're trying to educate the leyman. This is probably the most enjoyable I've seen. But, if you're trying to elaborate for more hardcore Norse fans (which this doesn't seem like it's going for, anyways), it's way too...not sure the word. Basically, the use of pop-culture semi-references (Thor movies, the Lord of the Rings, RPG-style dark elves, etc.) detracts from it....But, again only detracts (to me) if you're not trying to go for what I think you are, which is a crash-course introduction for the average leyman who ksn't familiar with Norse mythology. Either way, it's still well-made, especially for a fan thing on UA-cam.
+OkyDooky Yeah this is for sure not the depest video about the 9 world of Yggdrasil :-) More like as you say a introduction video about the subject and to make people interested about the topic :-) And thanks again that you liked the video :-) Cheers from Sweden
the sacred tree of the universe.....in "the good old days" people in our area worshiped a holy oak...the Donar Eiche(Thor's oak, in the local dialect) until the Holy Winfried(aka St. Bonifacius) came and knocked it down, to "free" the people of their superstitions. on the way home he was attacked by warriors, armed with spears and swords....he defended himself with his gynormous bible, but was eventually cut down...the bible,with the big slash across it, is still in the Hamburg museum, i saw it myself......the Hindus have a similar view of the universe, as a giant tree with endless variety....and even in a science program, the universe was shown like a giant tree...something to think about......
Yeah I fully respect christians if they actually follow the bible, there's some amazing ideas for life in there even if you don't believe in god, but like Ghandi said "I love Christ, but so few Christians act Christlike" (or somthin like that) Every religion has some bullying, but the roman catholics back then were CRAZY.
dont EVER use footage from the thor movie or comic when you make a video about norse mythology. they are depicting it as some sort of disneyland plastic fantastic crap.
Balthasar You, sir, are not alone in your opinion. Seriously, they even got Thor's hammer, one of the most iconic objects in Norse Mythology, completely wrong. How hard can it be to depict a HAMMER??
Jace Roberts Just to clarify that, Mjolnir was a medium-sized hammer, with a handle that was so short it couldn't be gripped with two hands because the dwarves who made it messed up whilst forging it. Also, it was so powerful that Thor had to wear iron gloves or it scorched his hands, and so heavy that not only was Thor the only one who could wield it, he had to wear the Girdle of Might that doubled his strength and the beforementioned gloves which doubled it again. There was nothing in there about being "worthy" it was just that heavy that only Thor at FOUR TIMES his natural strength could use it. Take that, Marvel.
Yeah I have recently discussed the Sea people some at my video " The Nordic bronze age" It seems that the Nordic bronze age people fits best in there, becuase the same type of ships can be found at Greek vases and on the nordic Petroglyphs plus that amber from the baltic sea has been found in the rich Greeks graves.
I am actually writing a "symphony" for horn, inspired by norse mythology, - its called; "Níu Heimar" - meaning Nine Worlds in Old Norse. And I am from Denmark, so this is cool ;) I am proud to be one of Us - For Norden!
Yeah I have seen the maps of I1 and it doesnt seems to peak in the south. But while R1B and R1A peaks in the south Sweden. Anyway the Germanic culture can first be found in north Germany and Scandinavia. And it seems like it spread first from those areas also.
What i want to see is a detailed map over Scandinavia that shows the haplogroups and where they are most common. I know for example that the people in the south western coast of Norway have a majority of the R1b haplogroup.
About the nine worlds of Yggdrasil. It is very probable that Snorri the author of the Edda collected myths in Västergötland 1219-21 as a guest with Ragnvald jarl before releasing the Edda in 1223.. Vaner I think means "gods much worshipped around Väner lake" or "gods from Väner lake"..
I have also seen some hasty made maps over Scandinavia with haplogroups but they always differ from eachother,What i want to see is a detailed and well made map. Accourding to genetic research the I1a haplogroup is strongest in souther Sweden and probably central Sweden too. The early Germanic culture/mythology was probably a mix between the new faith and the old one but grew apart from each further away they came. Look at the Anglo-Saxon mythology for example and compare it with the Norse one.
I agree, Its a very interesting subject. There is alot more to learn from this, Did you know that the I1 haplogroup is a different brach of the genetics we have in Europe? Not closely related with R1b/R1a but closely related with the ancient Greek haplogroups which is quite fascinating.. The very reason why the Nordic bronze age first started might be because of the connectien the ancient Scandinavians had with the mediterrean, Ever heard about the sea people for example?
R1a and R1b is about 19% and 22% compared to I1a that is around 40%. And scientists often use the I1a haplogroup to point out were Vikings settled as the I1a haplogroup is often associated with Scandinavia. The I1a haplogroup is actually largest in southern Sweden, Well, West geatland (Götaland). Gotland too have alot of that haplogroup and Dalarna or Värmland (Quite unsure which one it was).
Before Asatro arrived the pre-Germanic people had their own mythology, You can find traces about this in the sagas. Some Gods belong to the old faith, They are called Vanir, While the newcomers are called Aesir. It is possible that Asatro was created when Indoeuropeans first arrived and mixed with the pre germanic people of Scandinavia, And by pre germanic people i refer to the men and women of I1 haplogroup.
There is a physical Valhall, just as a physical Olymp, borrowed by Snorri for hi´s mythologic Edda. Snorri Sturluson travelled here 1219-1221 as a guest to Ragnvald jarl. When in 1223 hi´s Edda came out. Much of he wrote, he is the only one with this material. Probably because he gathered stuff, myths and legends here in 'Gautland' BEFORE writing hi´s mythology(Verner Lindblom). Veitzt þú nu eða hvat?
I would say that Västra Götaland is in southern Sweden but in the study they placed it in central part of Sweden, Anyway. It shows that the I1a haplogroup is spread out all over Sweden and is in a majority. What the indoeuropeans did was to introduce new ideas and technologies that lead to the Nordic Bronze age.
Where do you find info about that I1 are largest in south Sweden? I think that sounds strange since naturallty the R1B and R1A should be strongest in the south Sweden becuase it would be there the first of these 2 groups arrived first. And the Nordic bronze age started more or less around the Kings grave according to the historians in the documentary stenristarna.
The goths had a lot of I1a. But it was probably one of the R-groups that brought agriculture to Scandinavia and started to build the megalithic tombs..
If you dont come to Walhala, there is a way over a golden bridge to the door of Helheim. Thats the way we all must go :-) Do you know the tale Frau Holle (Mother Hulda) - so read www.grimmstories.com/language.php?grimm=024&l=en&r=de
Its just a theory that the Germanic group of people originated from Scandinavia, If i remember correctly it was when the Corded ware culture (R1a) and the Nordic culture (I1a) mixed that resulted in the Germanic group of people. But that many old tribes originated from Scandinavia is true however, Goths, Winnili and so on.
Odin,Thor for example have most likely their origin in the Indoeuropean gods or aesir as the Nordic sagas refer them as, From mitra, Just like the gods in Greece mythology.
Awesome! Also I've known more about Norse mythology - now I know origin of word HELL! :-) Before watching this video, I thought Niflheim was everlasting frozen Hell in Norse mythology, but it was HEL not Niflheim :-)
Denmark is connected to mainland Europe and thats why they have so much of the R1b haplogroup, But im unsure if that is a result of the Indoeuropean migration or of the heavy German migration during the medieval age.
I dont belive that helheim and hel is so bad, the only people in history that Said that it was a bad place was Christians that did not want people to think that the old religion was better than theirs. Also almost everything we know about norse Mythology is written Down buy those Christians that i am talking about.
+Ozzkar Silz Helheim is a place for the dishonorable. It is a place of torment. You are right almost everything was tainted by the second-comers. But know, striking a man down who wishes not too fight is dishonorable. Stabbing a man in the back, instead of enganging in open battle. Is dishonorable. Helheim is not a nice place, it is ruled by the Principality of Darkness. Ps: Ozzkar I already do like you! Because of our Lineage. :P
+rosenti As i remember it, there is a special fortress in the World of hel where the dragon Niðhogg torments the dead, but i cant remember the name of the place, and it is a long time since i heard it :/ but that is a separate place from the rest of hel, and it is only the dishonorable that exists there :/
"Helheim is a place for the dishonorable." Thats not true - helheim is the place for all people (also the christian ;-) these are not lead to Walhala by the Walkures. There is no torment for the good men (and women of course)
Odin and Thor is gods you can find in ancient Germany,England aswell.. Places the Indoeuropeans settled in,Wotan,Donar and so on. But im certain there is gods in Asatro that you couldnt find in Germany,England. The gods of Vanir origin, From the old faith. The Indoeuropeans influenced the culture and mythology of the Scandinavians, They brought in new ideas and so on, Thats how the Nordic bronze age started.
" The I1a haplogroup displays a very clear frequency gradient, with a peak of approximately 40 percent among the populations of western Finland and more than 50 percent in the province of Satakunta, and around 38 percent in Sweden as a whole, with a peak of 52 percent in Västra Götaland County in central Sweden." - "Population Structure in Contemporary Sweden: A Y-Chromosomal and Mitochondrial DNA Analysis"
" If whole tribes migrated earlier how can we know todays that those tribes dident had mostly R1B?" hard to say, it happened so long ago. These people is probably watered down but i suspect that a very large part of them had the I1a haplogroup, The goths especially. Denmark is the only Scandinavian country with R1b dominating, But they are also connected to mainland Europe and have had waves of immigrations (Especially from Germany during the medieval era).
Well I think the Vanir in the Norse mythology are the I1 people and the Æsir are the R1B and R1A people. And they fought a war the " Æsir-Vanir War" but they finaly made a truce.
every time i watch this video it gives me the chills in a positive way keep up the good work mate hail from denmark =)
Thanks, Birka Viking! Your video is great!! :-))
victoria diaz: Thanks that you liked the video :-)
Cheers from Sweden
BirkaViking Greetings from Spain!! Thanks to you!! :-))
great!
Hrafna Flóki Yes!! Deep!! :-))
Victoria! Hailsa! You are totally awesome!+++
I'm proud of my Norse heritage! HAIL TO THE GODS!
ME TOO!!
Oh crap I forgot I don't have a norse heritige, dang....
Zach Osgood Yeah me too, and i get called a racist for it. It's not like i want to eliminate all other races ya know, i'm just proud of my kick @$$ heritage
i have mixed heritages and old norse, old english, old german are among these
@@catwoman1083 All sons of Oden
....That was pretty damn excellent, and amazing information, without a word to be spoken! Good job, my friend!
Один живёт в моей душе!!Odin lives in my soul!!!
Not myth but to many of us religion as one of Freya and Odin's folk I give my greetings and great music,
Beautiful! Once again you have outdone yourself with another fantastic video. My daughters loved this one! Esp the elves. Peace....
Once again a fine piece of work, Birka!
Although as a Christian I regard this to be just mythology and therefore 'ancient fiction' I always enjoyed reading (and nowadays: telling) some of the stories of our 'ancestral germanic/nordic religion' to others.
At home I also once had a very big (abt. 10 kilos!) cat that I named Sleipnir; because to me he made the noise of the eight-legged horse of Wodan/Odin when running over my then wooden floor boards!
Greetings from your Dutch mate!
Great choice of images, this is a very nice presentation.
Thanks man for your kind words :-)
Cheers from Sweden
This is truly amazin... an understatement at leat.... Fantastic... The mankind is interwoven with the similar mythological motives and stems from the same roots !
For those who wondering what composition it is: To Glory by Two Steps from Hell.
That was an awesome presentation, well done :D
really love your video Birkaviking hope u make more in the future hail from denmark =)
Hail the allfather
Another extraordinary video! Great job!!!
Hail from Bulgaria
Great video, great effort! The gods are proud of you!
SUPER, VIELEN DANK DAFUER
Obviously not the most "true" depictions and definitions of the Old Norse mythology, but it's an AWESOME crash-course introduction for people like me who only have bare surface knowledge of the realms and their contents. Good job!
+OkyDooky Whats not ok according to you?
Honestly? Nothing if you're trying to educate the leyman. This is probably the most enjoyable I've seen. But, if you're trying to elaborate for more hardcore Norse fans (which this doesn't seem like it's going for, anyways), it's way too...not sure the word. Basically, the use of pop-culture semi-references (Thor movies, the Lord of the Rings, RPG-style dark elves, etc.) detracts from it....But, again only detracts (to me) if you're not trying to go for what I think you are, which is a crash-course introduction for the average leyman who ksn't familiar with Norse mythology.
Either way, it's still well-made, especially for a fan thing on UA-cam.
+OkyDooky Yeah this is for sure not the depest video about the 9 world of Yggdrasil :-) More like as you say a introduction video about the subject and to make people interested about the topic :-)
And thanks again that you liked the video :-)
Cheers from Sweden
Thanks man for your kind words :-)
Cheers
Great video loved it thanks for making it..
Thanks man for your kind words :-)
Superb- as is all your work!
Great video
Jonas Vannes: Thanks that you liked the video :-)
Cheers
Thanks friend for you and your familys awesome words :-)
Greetings from Sweden
Thanks for your nice words :-)
Cheers from Sweden
Nice video thanks
Thumpin', Pumpin' music that shake's the place about! :)
Who made that music?!
It shows off the other worlds really well!
This matches the Orea Linda Book so so so Exciting the times we live in, our history finally unveiled.
You could make a video about it whenever you have time for it, Its an interesting theory!
Beautiful video. What's the name of the music behind the video? :)
Thank you my friend :-)
Greetings from Sweden
Good one, well done. I enjoyed it.
Thanks man :-)
Cheers from Sweden
what music is this? loved it! ^^,
sehr geil gemachtes Video !
Thanks man for your awesome words :-)
Thank you sir and hail Oden and cheers from Sweden.
the sacred tree of the universe.....in "the good old days" people in our area worshiped a holy oak...the Donar Eiche(Thor's oak, in the local dialect) until the Holy Winfried(aka St. Bonifacius) came and knocked it down, to "free" the people of their superstitions. on the way home he was attacked by warriors, armed with spears and swords....he defended himself with his gynormous bible, but was eventually cut down...the bible,with the big slash across it, is still in the Hamburg museum, i saw it myself......the Hindus have a similar view of the universe, as a giant tree with endless variety....and even in a science program, the universe was shown like a giant tree...something to think about......
Yeah I fully respect christians if they actually follow the bible, there's some amazing ideas for life in there even if you don't believe in god, but like Ghandi said "I love Christ, but so few Christians act Christlike" (or somthin like that)
Every religion has some bullying, but the roman catholics back then were CRAZY.
really nice video, cheers!
Och vad spelar det för roll om jag använt några få klipp ifrån den filmen om jag får fråga?
Thanks man for your nice words :-)
Cheers
Thanks man for your very nice words :-)
Lord of the rings and the hobbit is a good example of norse mythology in some way.
Most of the dwarves names come from Norse names
LotR was inspired by norse religion.
And a famous dwarf was gandalf - but in the movie he is tallllll :-)
gandalf is human you idiot look at his tall
Thomas Buschhardt Gandalf is Odin with the spear Gungner
dont EVER use footage from the thor movie or comic when you make a video about norse mythology. they are depicting it as some sort of disneyland plastic fantastic crap.
Balthasar: Yes I know but I thought these clips was ok.
Cheers
>:/
i guess that's ok...
but norse mothology is so badass, and the marvel depiction is so bad DX
Balthasar
You, sir, are not alone in your opinion. Seriously, they even got Thor's hammer, one of the most iconic objects in Norse Mythology, completely wrong. How hard can it be to depict a HAMMER??
Jace Roberts
Just to clarify that, Mjolnir was a medium-sized hammer, with a handle that was so short it couldn't be gripped with two hands because the dwarves who made it messed up whilst forging it. Also, it was so powerful that Thor had to wear iron gloves or it scorched his hands, and so heavy that not only was Thor the only one who could wield it, he had to wear the Girdle of Might that doubled his strength and the beforementioned gloves which doubled it again. There was nothing in there about being "worthy" it was just that heavy that only Thor at FOUR TIMES his natural strength could use it.
Take that, Marvel.
Stan Lee still hasn't got a clue on Asgard and never will.
Nice video!
Thanks man :-)
Cheers
Excellent! *****
Yeah I have recently discussed the Sea people some at my video " The Nordic bronze age" It seems that the Nordic bronze age people fits best in there, becuase the same type of ships can be found at Greek vases and on the nordic Petroglyphs plus that amber from the baltic sea has been found in the rich Greeks graves.
Yes I agree, you could actually make epic movies about all the different Sagas.
Thanks man :-)
Interesting where is located Yggdrasil?
Omg i love the music
Your videos are brilliant!
Thanks from Russia
I am actually writing a "symphony" for horn, inspired by norse mythology, - its called; "Níu Heimar" - meaning Nine Worlds in Old Norse. And I am from Denmark, so this is cool ;) I am proud to be one of Us - For Norden!
Thanks :-)
Cheers
Thanks friend and yes the Norse / Germanic mythology is very intresting.
kan du göra en video om Stockholms blodbad?
Thanks :-)
I was born in Madfeld, near Marsberg, near the sacred tree of the Saxons, Irminsul.
The ancestors was silly but i love them
Thanks and yes thats correct :-)
Cheers from Sweden
Cheers from Sweden :-)
Yeah I have seen the maps of I1 and it doesnt seems to peak in the south.
But while R1B and R1A peaks in the south Sweden.
Anyway the Germanic culture can first be found in north Germany and Scandinavia.
And it seems like it spread first from those areas also.
What i want to see is a detailed map over Scandinavia that shows the haplogroups and where they are most common. I know for example that the people in the south western coast of Norway have a majority of the R1b haplogroup.
About the nine worlds of Yggdrasil. It is very probable that Snorri the author of the Edda collected myths in Västergötland 1219-21 as a guest with Ragnvald jarl before releasing the Edda in 1223.. Vaner I think means "gods much worshipped around Väner lake" or "gods from Väner lake"..
I have also seen some hasty made maps over Scandinavia with haplogroups but they always differ from eachother,What i want to see is a detailed and well made map. Accourding to genetic research the I1a haplogroup is strongest in souther Sweden and probably central Sweden too.
The early Germanic culture/mythology was probably a mix between the new faith and the old one but grew apart from each further away they came. Look at the Anglo-Saxon mythology for example and compare it with the Norse one.
Whats the song name?
To Glory!
I agree, Its a very interesting subject. There is alot more to learn from this, Did you know that the I1 haplogroup is a different brach of the genetics we have in Europe? Not closely related with R1b/R1a but closely related with the ancient Greek haplogroups which is quite fascinating.. The very reason why the Nordic bronze age first started might be because of the connectien the ancient Scandinavians had with the mediterrean, Ever heard about the sea people for example?
At 0:50 the image is flipped. Odin is missin his right eye, not his left.
good video
Thanks that you liked the video :-)
Cheers
Scandinavia, greatest place there is, holding the greatest heritage and history
R1a and R1b is about 19% and 22% compared to I1a that is around 40%. And scientists often use the I1a haplogroup to point out were Vikings settled as the I1a haplogroup is often associated with Scandinavia. The I1a haplogroup is actually largest in southern Sweden, Well, West geatland (Götaland). Gotland too have alot of that haplogroup and Dalarna or Värmland (Quite unsure which one it was).
Before Asatro arrived the pre-Germanic people had their own mythology, You can find traces about this in the sagas. Some Gods belong to the old faith, They are called Vanir, While the newcomers are called Aesir. It is possible that Asatro was created when Indoeuropeans first arrived and mixed with the pre germanic people of Scandinavia, And by pre germanic people i refer to the men and women of I1 haplogroup.
Hel was Loki's daughter. She ruled the underworld of all the unhonorable
There is a physical Valhall, just as a physical Olymp, borrowed by Snorri for hi´s mythologic Edda. Snorri Sturluson travelled here 1219-1221 as a guest to Ragnvald jarl. When in 1223 hi´s Edda came out. Much of he wrote, he is the only one with this material. Probably because he gathered stuff, myths and legends here in 'Gautland' BEFORE writing hi´s mythology(Verner Lindblom). Veitzt þú nu eða hvat?
I would say that Västra Götaland is in southern Sweden but in the study they placed it in central part of Sweden, Anyway. It shows that the I1a haplogroup is spread out all over Sweden and is in a majority. What the indoeuropeans did was to introduce new ideas and technologies that lead to the Nordic Bronze age.
What song is this? This is so epic puts me in the mood to play skyrim lol
To glory
Thanks that you liked the video :-)
HAIL GODS HAIL ODIN THE ALL FATHER HAIL THOR HAIL FREYA !!
Where do you find info about that I1 are largest in south Sweden?
I think that sounds strange since naturallty the R1B and R1A should be strongest in the south Sweden becuase it would be there the first of these 2 groups arrived first. And the Nordic bronze age started more or less around the Kings grave according to the historians in the documentary stenristarna.
That's pretty cool actually
The goths had a lot of I1a. But it was probably one of the R-groups that brought agriculture to Scandinavia and started to build the megalithic tombs..
Hel is righteous. I don't understand why she and Helheim every time is shown so dark? - One day we must go over the golden bridge ;-)
what golden bridge?
If you dont come to Walhala, there is a way over a golden bridge to the door of Helheim. Thats the way we all must go :-)
Do you know the tale Frau Holle (Mother Hulda) - so read www.grimmstories.com/language.php?grimm=024&l=en&r=de
Thomas Buschhardt thank god you werent talking about the rainbow bride
Its just a theory that the Germanic group of people originated from Scandinavia, If i remember correctly it was when the Corded ware culture (R1a) and the Nordic culture (I1a) mixed that resulted in the Germanic group of people. But that many old tribes originated from Scandinavia is true however, Goths, Winnili and so on.
Odin,Thor for example have most likely their origin in the Indoeuropean gods or aesir as the Nordic sagas refer them as, From mitra, Just like the gods in Greece mythology.
Awesome! Also I've known more about Norse mythology - now I know origin of word HELL! :-) Before watching this video, I thought Niflheim was everlasting frozen Hell in Norse mythology, but it was HEL not Niflheim :-)
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Denmark is connected to mainland Europe and thats why they have so much of the R1b haplogroup, But im unsure if that is a result of the Indoeuropean migration or of the heavy German migration during the medieval age.
I dont belive that helheim and hel is so bad, the only people in history that Said that it was a bad place was Christians that did not want people to think that the old religion was better than theirs. Also almost everything we know about norse Mythology is written Down buy those Christians that i am talking about.
+Ozzkar Silz Helheim is a place for the dishonorable.
It is a place of torment.
You are right almost everything was tainted by the second-comers.
But know, striking a man down who wishes not too fight is dishonorable.
Stabbing a man in the back, instead of enganging in open battle. Is dishonorable.
Helheim is not a nice place, it is ruled by the Principality of Darkness.
Ps: Ozzkar I already do like you! Because of our Lineage. :P
+rosenti As i remember it, there is a special fortress in the World of hel where the dragon Niðhogg torments the dead, but i cant remember the name of the place, and it is a long time since i heard it :/ but that is a separate place from the rest of hel, and it is only the dishonorable that exists there :/
+Ozzkar Silz I think you already figured out its name,but if you didn't it's Nastrond ;)
"Helheim is a place for the dishonorable."
Thats not true - helheim is the place for all people (also the christian ;-) these are not lead to Walhala by the Walkures. There is no torment for the good men (and women of course)
Odin and Thor is gods you can find in ancient Germany,England aswell.. Places the Indoeuropeans settled in,Wotan,Donar and so on. But im certain there is gods in Asatro that you couldnt find in Germany,England. The gods of Vanir origin, From the old faith. The Indoeuropeans influenced the culture and mythology of the Scandinavians, They brought in new ideas and so on, Thats how the Nordic bronze age started.
" The I1a haplogroup displays a very clear frequency gradient, with a peak of approximately 40 percent among the populations of western Finland and more than 50 percent in the province of Satakunta, and around 38 percent in Sweden as a whole, with a peak of 52 percent in Västra Götaland County in central Sweden."
- "Population Structure in Contemporary Sweden: A Y-Chromosomal and Mitochondrial DNA Analysis"
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" If whole tribes migrated earlier how can we know todays that those tribes dident had mostly R1B?"
hard to say, it happened so long ago. These people is probably watered down but i suspect that a very large part of them had the I1a haplogroup, The goths especially. Denmark is the only Scandinavian country with R1b dominating, But they are also connected to mainland Europe and have had waves of immigrations (Especially from Germany during the medieval era).
Well I think the Vanir in the Norse mythology are the I1 people and the Æsir are the R1B and R1A people. And they fought a war the " Æsir-Vanir War" but they finaly made a truce.
Asgards are mentioned in Star gate atlantis
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Exacly, Thats what i think aswell!
how come there hardly is any I1a (Nordic) haplogroup outside scandinavia then? Except for places the Vikings settled.