The model of Europe inhabitance consists of two main migrations: the first one - carriers of the VIth genetical group (mutation M89) approximately 35 000 years BC appeared alongside the northern Mediterranean coast neighboring neanderthals and possible leaving some relics in the Basque language approximately 25 000 years BCE the IXth genetical group (mutation M173) entered Europe and spread from the Central Asia inhabiting lands free from Neanderthal for hunting and fishing. Later these populations were pressed into the southern direction by the Iceland.