Archaeologists found a necropolis from a Merovingian village in northern France. More than 600 skeletons.
Two things.
It proves that the french are the true descendants of the Franks. Merovingians era was about between 400 - 700 after Jesus Christ
Second thing, the men were about 1m70 for the height. In the 18th century men in Europe were under 1m70 on average. It proves that living conditions were better in medieval era.
>It proves that the french are the true descendants of the Franks kek, you're mainly brown eyed cucked roman rape babby's, merowingians were only a ruling elite
Nicholas Cooper
Ehh... Cool... But Merovingian tombs and necropolies have been studied since forever, bro.
Jayden Collins
Too many wars, deceases, bad hygiene (in medieval era in France, people took bathes very often) Hard working in the fields.
Joseph Price
Merovingian era was pretty based tbqh It's also the time when baltic finns developed into their own separate culture. Good times.
Michael Smith
>But Merovingian tombs and necropolies have been studied since forever, bro.
What did he means by this ?
Article says it's an entire village.
Nathaniel Bailey
>roman rape babby's
We're Celts, Germanicuck.
Landon Lewis
>It proves that the french are the true descendants of the Franks how exactly? are all modern french people related to them? no? then shut up.
Levi Hall
You were celts until you've received the Roman dick up your arse
Kayden Scott
>we're celts >he says, while claiming he's a descendent of germanic peoples
Camden Campbell
Weren't you helvetius (celts) until alemmani, romans and frogs (roman rape babies) raped you?
Camden Brown
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Julian Taylor
I'm not OP
Could you please stop talking about rapes or dicks ? I know you Swiss really love that but...
David Turner
How ? It's clear and limpid yet. the core of the Franks was in current France. Therefore most of the descendants are french.
Do you understand Pablo ?
Aaron Ramirez
Filthy lies, we are pure descendants of Divico
Connor Thompson
>the core of the Franks was in current France. so was the core of the neanderthals once. that means french are neanderthals too? what about cro-magnons? basque/non-indo-european? you do know just because one family survives doesn't mean it actually has a significant impact on the total genetic contribution, right?
Listen to me Pablo, listen to me. The french come from somewhere. Do you understand ? Should I develop my presentation ?
Hudson White
kek, sorry
Evan Collins
yes, they come from local celts who constantly got ruled by different elites. if you make a genetic test, you'll probably be celtic or southern germanic. you're nothing. your great-grandparents were probably nothing more than shitdiggers, digging the shit from the cows that fed unimportant middle class noblemen who never saw the king themselves
Bentley Howard
Listen to me Pablo, if you ever disrespect to me or to my ancestors and my lineage again, I will launch a process that will result to find your mailing address via your IP address.
Ian Mitchell
pablo isn't even a portuguese name familia
William Stewart
Yet you always have latin words for the most basic words of your language, when we Catalans have kept Germanic vocabulary. And your phonetics are anything but Germanic.
Anyway, having a necropolis is not so strange.
In Catalonia we have a lot of Germanic names and surnames (Ramon, Bosch, Baldrich, Berenguer, Guillem, Alicsen, Armengol, Grau...) and also toponyms (Llofriu, Timor, Nalec, Galí, Adar, Raurich, Senan, Arderiu...).
To this, add cultural elements, like our version of the Yule log or our good relations with Germanic tribes (Surprisingly, we were never raided by the Vikings. The rest of the Iberian Peninsula was.) yet I don't know of anyone that considers us the "descendants of the Goths".
Cameron Wright
most of those names are common everywhere in this peninsula and they are from visigoth origin, not frankish or allemanic. in galicia and northern portugal they have a shit ton of other names from the suebes. i'm not from there so who cares.
Those names were put after Goths (Not the same visigoths that ruled Iberia), recovered Catalan lands.
Justin Harris
i'm sorry but names like ramon, guillem, baldrich and berenguer are of visigoth origin.
Jordan Carter
Whatever you say m8. The goths that we had here came from outside. They were new to Iberia, this is well known. If some of the names were already here, I don't know. It's likely that some did.
You keep ignoring my language, anyway.
Easton Gonzalez
I'm not saying you don't have words. What I'm saying is that you keep pushing your wewuzism while Catalan keeps getting disregarded. In fact, it was you Frenchies who killed Occitan.
When you say "bouillon" I say "brou". When you say "couteau" I say "ganivet". (you have canif but it's much more specific) When you say "temps" or "moment" I say "estona". And so on.
You will probably find examples of the opposite, but I give you these ones so that you can understand what I am saying.
Juan Parker
catalan names places do not overrule pre-existing traditions. it's the reason everywhere in this peninsula we have old muçulman, roman, carthaginian and greek traditions, including names, places and even religious traditions. your language has a lot of new things to it but it's mostly because it's the language of the new administrative settlers. the old people who changed language still remained their old cultures. it's the reason st eulalia is still your patron, for instance.