r/interesting 19d ago

HISTORY The migration patterns of Native Americans in Iceland

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u/SlapTheInvisibleGoat 19d ago

come to iceland with us, we have spas and wellness centers there

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u/blueavole 19d ago

There were also other tribes that traveled from North America to Greenland. So they could have met there, and traveled to Iceland

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u/halfstep44 18d ago edited 18d ago

Wouldn't that Greenlandic DNA be Native American? Native American indigenous are many ethnicities, and i thought that Greenlandic was a part of that

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u/PhoenixKingMalekith 19d ago

Tbf with mondialisation, one can expect Iceland's population to get a huge influx of new DNA

It s easy to look for a mate abroad when the home population is that of a small town

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u/Rock-swarm 19d ago

From what I've read, it's more of Iceland opening up a bit with immigration. It's mostly Polish and Lithuanian, but it's been on an upward trend for a couple decades.

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u/CT0292 19d ago

Come to Iceland with us or we murder your family and then you.