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- Don't take this map based on G25 models too seriously, it's just meant to be a nice visual representation.

- In general the local Celtic population was used for each location.

- Some areas such as Atlantic France are still unsamples and i used proxies.

- In Iberia and Guascogne the Basque/Iberian and Celtic components were divided.

- I don't have G25 regional averages for Ireland and Scotland, which would otherwise show some variation in the distribution of Celtic vs Gemanic DNA.

The heatmaps are based on G25 distances.

The populations that appear closest are not necessarily those that have inherited the greatest amount of from that group (although in most cases there is a close correlation).

Knoviz Urnfield: based on samples from Bronze Age Czechia .

Hallstat Magaleneberg: based on samples from early Iron Age southern Germany (from the Magdalenenberg site).

Cisalpine Cenomani: based on samples from late Iron Age Cisalpine (from the Verona Seminario Vescovile site).

Rhaeti: based on samples from late Iron Age Cisalpine (Seminario Vescovile site, 2 outliers with Etruscan-like profiles).

Helveti: based on samples from late Iron Age Switzerland (from the Cornaux/Les Sauges site).

Carni: based on samples from early Iron Age Slovenia.

Eastern Celts: based on samples from late Iron Age Hungary.

Belgae: based on samples from late Iron Age Haute de France, Aisne, Oise and Marne.

Celto Ligures: based on samples from middle Iron Age Provance, Occitanie and Aude.

Celtiberians: based on samples from Iron Age Iberia.

Britons: based on samples from Iron Age Britain.

Picts: based on samples from Iron Age Scotland.

The heatmaps are based on G25 distances.

The populations that appear closest are not necessarily those that have inherited the greatest amount of from that group (although in most cases there is a close correlation).

Knoviz Urnfield: based on samples from Bronze Age Czechia .

Hallstat Magaleneberg: based on samples from early Iron Age southern Germany (from the Magdalenenberg site).

Cisalpine Cenomani: based on samples from late Iron Age Cisalpine (from the Verona Seminario Vescovile site).

Rhaeti: based on samples from late Iron Age Cisalpine (Seminario Vescovile site, 2 outliers with Etruscan-like profiles).

Helveti: based on samples from late Iron Age Switzerland (from the Cornaux/Les Sauges site).

Carni: based on samples from early Iron Age Slovenia.

Eastern Celts: based on samples from late Iron Age Hungary.

Belgae: based on samples from late Iron Age Haute de France, Aisne, Oise and Marne.

Celto Ligures: based on samples from middle Iron Age Provance, Occitanie and Aude.

Celtiberians: based on samples from Iron Age Iberia.

Britons: based on samples from Iron Age Britain.

Picts: based on samples from Iron Age Scotland.