So is this how it looked before the Great Migration?

>>2531785
Now that i think about it i never heard of Scandi Celts, but the main point of my question is about Germans and Slavs

>>2531789
Iirc Germans lived between the Rhine and the Vistula, and originated from Scandinavia

...this board was a mistake

The map needs some haploshit.

>>2531785
>Illyrians in Poland
Lay off the crack

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>>2531785

>>2531867
why?

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>>2531785

>>2531960
The "Balkan" blob should be called Thracian.

>>2531893

I1 is probably from Doggerland.
The oldest subclades are found in Netherlands and UK.

>>2531785
Haha bruh what is this map like you got celts in germany and germans in the ukraine like lmao bro nigga you dumb af

>>2531785
Illyrians inhabited coastal Croatia, Bosnia, Montenegro, parts of Serbia, Albania, parts of Greece, and parts of the Italian adriatic coast.
There were Celts and Thracians north and east of those areas.

>>2531785
Are you fucking retarded?

>>2531972
Did the Thracians extend that far westward though?

>>2531785
there is no evidence of Celtic culture (besides religious/druid influence) in Scandinavia to the northern German/Frisian region. Nor evidence of Illyrian influence up into Poland and the Baltic. The Baltic and Finnic peoples probably inhabit much the same area they do now and I doubt that "Slavs" were that far west at the time, more like the Eastern Germanic (Goths, etc.) peoples were a fairly sparse elite. Stop trying to turn this into a Biblical wandering folk/settling narrative and actually crack open a book

>>2532064
>"Slavs" were that far west at the time,

I mean *east