Remember that there are 4 historical areas: Celts, Germanics, Slavs and the giant hodgepodge of the Balkans/Southeast.
Spaniards were Celts from Iberia. During the 3rd century crisis the Gallic Empire basically took control of Celtic lands, that meant Gaul, Spain and Britain.
The Germanics that invaded in the 400-500 period were ultimately small bands and most didn't go there or passed through (Vandals quickly went to North Africa). Only the Wisigoths stuck around and would rule Spain rather poorly until the arab conquest in 711.
The notion that Spaniards would be very different from other Celts like Southern French or Northern Italians (Gallia Cisalpina was just "the Celts this side of the Alps" and today it's the entire Po Valley) is honestly silly. They're Celts with a slight Germanic touch. Look at the proximity with Britain, it's in the 80% ballpark with France and Portugal. Even Ireland is 78%. Differenciation strengthens with more Germanic peoples and breaks completely with Slavs.
The idea that there was a mass ethnic arabisation of the peninsula is just a lie. Arguably the South of Italy with its longstanding Greek colonies before and after Rome (Byzantine Sicily) is more arabic/eastern than Spain.
@pyrrhus319 @ad2744100 @Aliathewhite That’s just showing general phenotypes not a realistic picture of what they look like. I’ve been to Spain and France and they look white and they are white indeed, because all European share the same three major ancestral components.
@DonnellyDNA@Ancestry I’ve been wondering why I haven’t been matched with the Northern Spain community?🤔My great-grandfather was from Galicia and my family has documents showing that the generations before him was from there. Will you guys be adding more communities for Spain anytime soon?
@81_Gamboa I’m pretty sure female ancestors are included because when you look at all your ancestors they have the genders next to there names. These are just the tribes they were a part of and usually it’s male warriors. My pie chart is very similar to yours.