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the Bronze and Iron Ages. The Alps were key to the
European transition from the age of stone to the ages of metal - the valuable ores that lie deep within the mountains were intrinsically linked to the rise of the people often referred to as the ancient Celts. Cultures such as the Urnfield Culture, Hallstatt Culture, and La Tène Culture formed the basis for a series of mass migrations that saw Celtic culture exported as far as Britain in the north, and Anatolia in the east. Due to this, whilst R-U152 is most common today in Switzerland, North Italy and the regions geographically closest to the Alps, the R-U152 signature can also be found at a lower frequency across much of Western and Central Europe.
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Gosteli Coat of Arms is said to originate from the family's early arborist and farming days. The family line has a long history of connecting with the natural world and were often called upon for expertise in relating matters. Many of the early families held a preference for residing in forested
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Gosteli surname is typically linked to the Haplogroup R-U152 (also known as Haplogroup R1b-S28), a R1b branch typically found throughout much of Western Europe. The R-U152 branch is often called the Italo-Celtic branch, due to its probable origins in the Alpine regions of Southern Europe during
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