This video pretty much sums up some of what has already been discussed on this blog, but what interests me the most is one of the comments left on it:
The Basques originating from Armenia, we have close to 1000 words that have the same root and meanings…
Y-DNA wise, haplogroup G shows up in Armenians and G2a was quite frequent in the Proto Basques.
MtDNA wise, H seems highest and J and K are also well-represented in the Armenians. J and K together made up around 42% in the mtDNA genepool of the Proto Basques.
Armenia is among the highest in blood type A worldwide and the Basques may have gotten their frequencies of blood type A from there.
As for the language commonalities:
There’s similarities between Basque and Armenian languages, which tells us that Basques might’ve had origins from the Caucasus. Basque is not an Indo-European language, however modern day Armenianis, yet Basque and Armenian share a lot of similarities. Armenian however has many non-Indo-European influences.
(Source: Quora)
More data is necessary in order to confirm the quotes.
But there is no much RH negatives in Armenia nowadays… Is it?
No, but look at the Ukraine region today and then the numbers the Yamnaya were supposed to have back then in the same region.
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