Судя по всему там есть позднее южно-балтийское днк влияние, причем куда в больших количесстах чем "чуток". В основном это были конечно же Балты и Ободриты, по другому Венды.
Интересно было бы увидеть эти данные. Ну насчет генетического влияния ободритов на викингов. Или речь не о имеющихся на нынешний момент данных, а о том как "должно быть правильно"?
Тут и данные и так должно быть правильно.
51. Viking Age Gotland Kopparsvik Sweden
975 AD - Genetic Distance: 16.79 - VK471 Viking + Baltic (3.151)
Baltic + Ostrogoth (4.39)
Viking + Early Slav (4.869)
Baltic + Scythian (5.168)
Baltic + Early Slav (5.497)
Baltic (9.076)
Early Slav (9.565)
Scythian (15.79)
Viking (16.99)
Ostrogoth (18.96)
55. Viking Age Gotland Frojel Sweden
975 AD - Genetic Distance: 17.38 - VK439 Baltic + Early Slav (3.631)
Viking + Baltic (4.44)
Baltic (7.055)
Baltic + Scythian (7.671)
Baltic + Kievan Rus (8.468)
Viking + Early Slav (8.833)
Early Slav (9.489)
Viking (14.31)
Scythian (19.15)
Kievan Rus (19.6)
56. Viking Age Gotland Kopparsvik Sweden
975 AD - Genetic Distance: 17.38 - VK453 Viking + Baltic (4.135)
Viking + Early Slav (5.122)
Baltic + Ostrogoth (5.753)
Baltic + Scythian (9.189)
Ostrogoth + Early Slav (10.38)
Early Slav (11.68)
Baltic (14.21)
Viking (14.7)
Ostrogoth (15.62)
Scythian (15.85)
39.
Viking Age Gotland Frojel Sweden
975 AD - Genetic Distance: 15.47 - VK457 Viking + Early Slav (2.746)
Viking Danish + Early Slav (4.716)
Ostrogoth + Early Slav (7.406)
Ostrogoth (8.491)
Viking Danish + Scythian (8.729)
Viking + Ostrogoth (9.134)
Viking (10.43)
Scythian (12.19)
Viking Danish (12.
Early Slav (14.15)
40. Viking Age Gotland Kopparsvik Sweden
975 AD - Genetic Distance: 15.6 - VK454 Scythian (3.909)
Ostrogoth + Early Slav (4.519)
Scythian + Early Slav (4.578)
Viking + Early Slav (4.844)
Viking + Kievan Rus (6.463)
Scythian + Ostrogoth (7.112)
Early Slav (10.76)
Ostrogoth (11.24)
Viking (12.7)
Kievan Rus (15.12)
41. Viking Age Gotland Kopparsvik Sweden
975 AD - Genetic Distance: 15.61 - VK474 Viking + Early Slav (1.369)
Viking + Scythian (4.357)
Viking + Kievan Rus (4.372)
Viking + Ostrogoth (4.605)
Ostrogoth + Early Slav (6.609)
Viking (9.156)
Early Slav (9.292)
Scythian (9.93)
Ostrogoth (12.76)
Kievan Rus (15.01)
46. Viking Age Gotland Frojel Sweden
975 AD - Genetic Distance: 16.31 - VK440 Scythian + Early Slav (7.388)
Baltic + Scythian (7.888)
Baltic + Ostrogoth (8.792)
Ostrogoth + Early Slav (9.592)
Baltic + Early Slav (10.41)
Early Slav (12.07)
Baltic (14.37)
Scythian (14.67)
Kievan Rus (18.78)
Ostrogoth (19.56)
The
Early Slavs were a diverse group of tribes who lived in Eastern Europe between the 5th and 10th centuries and created the foundation of Slavic nations to come. The Byzantine historian Procopius of Caesarea described these people as tall and especially strong, with reddish auburn hair. He reported how they would fight on foot carrying shields and spears, preferring ambush and guerrilla tactics to open warfare. Byzantines would employ these
Early Slavs as mercenaries. However, various nomadic horseback tribes such as the fierce Scythians, Sarmatians and Alans were on the Eurasian Steppes around the Black Sea and absorbed into the Slavic population over time. Such close contact with these societies transformed Slavs into very skilled horsemen. Use of cavalry enabled the Slavs to expand rapidly southwest into the Balkans, the Alps and northeast toward the Volga River. Typically these early Slavic nations were known to have lived in a democracy avoiding rule of any single chief. Settlements were not uniformly distributed, but rather found in clusters which were linked by familial or clan relationships. The first historical Slavic state was founded by Samo, followed by Bulgaria in 681 AD, followed by Great Moravia, Carantania, Pannonia, Croatia, Serbia and the
Obotrites.