How have been called your national ancestors?

 

50% basque, probably called Autrigons (maybe Caristians) by Strabo; later called "Vizcainos" (this means people from Biscay, but it was used for extension for all Basques), and actually Basque.

 

50% from South of Spain (Tarifa, near Cadiz), have a longer interesting History:

Maybe Tartessos

Maybe Greek or Phoenitian

Romans from Baetica.

Vandals passed trough as well

Visigothics

Castillian

Spanish

 

I guess for the 100% I should have started by "Homo erectus", but I don't think they were called like that at those times...

--Ancient Greek (Achaean and then Doric ?)

--Slav

--Arvanite/Albanian (my dad's side of the family hails from Korinthia, an area with heavy Arvanite settlement)

--Turkish

Chinese

Hyperborian

Carthanginian

Arian

Eskimo

Australian Aborigini

Nolder

Namibian

Easter Islander

and Mu Mu land

 

 

British

Persian

Indus Valley Civilization(native)

Aryan tribes

Huns

Greek(Alexander the Great)

Scythian

Pashtun/Afghan

Turks(many...)

Tibetan

Bactrian

Tajik

Arab(many)

African

indian

Jewish

 

Wow, just realized thats a very broad and eclactic group that have contributed to Pakistan's gene pool!

 

 

 

 

And if we take it half a step further, through Lemuria, we're back to actual historical places... kind of. From Howard to near-reality in three steps -- never thought it could be done.  Seriously though, Bey and Paul, these references put a smile on my face at the end of the day, for which you both have my thanks; I needed it.

 

-Akolouthos

 

Thanks,

 

I just wanted to add some realism to the post.