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Today, 09:39 PM

firemonkey replied to a thread mitoYDNA.org: Replacing Ysearch? in Other

^ I hope your wrists get better soon . I managed to upload my Y & MT DNA. No matches so far.

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Today, 09:38 PM

Michalis Moriopoulos replied to a thread 651 New Sample for G25 in Autosomal (auDNA)

Bronze Age genomes. A Minoan, two Cycladics (excellent), a Helladic EBA sample from Manika, and two MBA samples from some place in northern Greece...

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Today, 09:37 PM

Max_H replied to a thread Massive migrations from Steppes to Bronze Age India was indeed a myth? in Ancient (aDNA)

I've seen many different models. I agree with you in principle but I don't think a Near Eastern origin is to be disregarded either.

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Today, 09:28 PM

XXD replied to a thread 651 New Sample for G25 in Autosomal (auDNA)

Which study do you refer to? Cheers.

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Today, 09:26 PM

Huban replied to a thread New, Roman Earth towards Medieval calculator(G25-Scaled) in Autosomal (auDNA)

What is very interesting is the fact that some Romanians by Y-DNA are descended of proto-Avars, whereas for Hungarians there is no clear evidence of...

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Today, 09:24 PM

JerryS. replied to a thread TellmeGen, a better 23andme? in Other

actually it looks like TellmeGen is more like Ethnogenes where they actually name countries, as opposed to ADNTRO where they just lump things into...

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Today, 09:22 PM

davit replied to a thread Massive migrations from Steppes to Bronze Age India was indeed a myth? in Ancient (aDNA)

E seems more likely to be associated with ANA. For Basal I would guess G or H as the likeliest options personally.

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Today, 09:21 PM

Shamash replied to a thread Anatolian-Balkan component/s in the pan-European Romani genepool. in Autosomal (auDNA)

Sidenote: I wouldn't bet on that since J2 seems to be present in the Northwest of the Indian subcontinent and Iran at least since the Bronze Age....

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Today, 09:20 PM

davit replied to a thread Massive migrations from Steppes to Bronze Age India was indeed a myth? in Ancient (aDNA)

Interesting. That would make modern Iranians at least 10% East Eurasian via Iran_N alone. Why would you exclude R2 but leave G open as an option...

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Today, 09:19 PM

pmokeefe started a thread Ancestry deepens focus on Family History; will discontinue AncestryHealth in AncestryDNA

Ancestry deepens focus on Family History; will discontinue AncestryHealth Ancestry Team | JAN 14, 2021 AncestryHealth will no longer be...

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Today, 09:19 PM

Hawk replied to a thread New, Roman Earth towards Medieval calculator(G25-Scaled) in Autosomal (auDNA)

I agree, i was talking in specific about me. I clearly don't have excessive Baltic, and other Hunter components which Balkan Slavs, Slavs have. So i...

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Today, 09:18 PM

Max_H replied to a thread Massive migrations from Steppes to Bronze Age India was indeed a myth? in Ancient (aDNA)

If I recall correctly you had said that it's East Asian-like (on top of what ANE had) but without the Tianyuan component. Since you mentioned E,...

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Today, 09:16 PM

Max_H replied to a thread Massive migrations from Steppes to Bronze Age India was indeed a myth? in Ancient (aDNA)

In the North African thread I took issue with East African-like ancestry in most West Eurasian populations which is quite new and imo spurious. ...

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Today, 09:13 PM

Kale replied to a thread Massive migrations from Steppes to Bronze Age India was indeed a myth? in Ancient (aDNA)

I'd estimate it's probably closer to 30% (Not AASI-like specifically, more a generalized East-Eurasian). Uniparentals? K1, H2? Even G who knows. ...

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Today, 09:13 PM

Huban replied to a thread New, Roman Earth towards Medieval calculator(G25-Scaled) in Autosomal (auDNA)

pls delete double post

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Today, 09:12 PM

Huban replied to a thread New, Roman Earth towards Medieval calculator(G25-Scaled) in Autosomal (auDNA)

Avar Szolad AV2 if you refer to this sample, was without doubt unmixed proto-Slavic or Early Slavic. Why? Because he is quite close not only by...

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Today, 09:11 PM

Kale replied to a thread Automated qpGraph: possibilities for the consideration of technically savvy Users? in Ancient (aDNA)

Interesting, I'll give that a try. It is in whatever format this is.. edge B A B edge C B C admix D B C

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Today, 09:07 PM

davit replied to a thread Massive migrations from Steppes to Bronze Age India was indeed a myth? in Ancient (aDNA)

Yea some models show a small contribution of AASI (~10%) to Iran_N but like you said in the North African thread I can't think of any haplogroups...

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Today, 09:05 PM

mokordo replied to a thread New, Roman Earth towards Medieval calculator(G25-Scaled) in Autosomal (auDNA)

Target: gixajo_scaled Distance: 2.1058% / 0.02105817 68.2 Proto_Roman 22.8 Celtic_Britannia 9.0 Medieval_Germanic Target: gixajo_dad_scaled...

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Today, 09:02 PM

Max_H replied to a thread Massive migrations from Steppes to Bronze Age India was indeed a myth? in Ancient (aDNA)

Some ADMIXTOOLs runs that some users did here as well as Lazaridis 2018 that showed that Iranian Neolithic farmers had some East Eurasian affinities.

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Today, 08:59 PM

xerxez replied to a thread Global 25 PCA divers et variés in French

Bienvenue Luke ! Sans surprise, tu es juste a coté de ma mère (xerzez_m) dont 99% des ancêtres sont originaires du Nord de la France, entre Cambrai...

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Today, 08:59 PM

Webb replied to a thread L51 into Europe West of the Steppe Via Corded Ware in R1b General

I agree with you and I usually mention L238 whenever I can because it might very well end up being one of the most important clues, and most...

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Today, 08:56 PM

davit replied to a thread Massive migrations from Steppes to Bronze Age India was indeed a myth? in Ancient (aDNA)

Could you explain what you mean?

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Today, 08:55 PM

JMcB started a thread Stylistic contrast and narrative function in Cogad Gáedel re Gallaib in History (Medieval)

Stylistic contrast and narrative function in Cogad Gáedel re Gallaib CLARE DOWNHAM University of Liverpool ABSTRACT. The Battle of Clontarf was...

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Today, 08:54 PM

alejandromb92 replied to a thread Resultados de ibéricos in Spanish

Haber pagado un paston por solo 1 clado mas, bueno... Tu me diras! :lol: igual no me arrepiento de nada, para mi es tremendo progreso. Ojala por lo...

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Today, 08:51 PM

Zelto replied to a thread West-Siberian Hunterer Gatherers and their descendants - Help me make sense of it all in Ancient (aDNA)

Yes, kra001 belongs to N-L1026* which is downstream from N-M2126.

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Today, 08:50 PM

Kathlingram replied to a thread New Layout for Matches in AncestryDNA

UGH That would be irritating.. Thanks for feedback too.. I couldn't see why they did the change except for clarity for new testers..

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Today, 08:50 PM

Max_H replied to a thread PuntDNAL Global K13 Vahaduo model compilation of all Indonesian results. in Southeastern

Neat, but the Yoruba admixture is odd, likely compensating for something else.

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Today, 08:47 PM

Max_H replied to a thread Massive migrations from Steppes to Bronze Age India was indeed a myth? in Ancient (aDNA)

There have been a few reverse migrations to my knowledge like in the formation of Iran_Neolithic group if I recall correctly.

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Today, 08:45 PM

Huban replied to a thread E-V13 entered Greece with Illyrians and Dorian invasions in E

Read some of my previous posts. One of very important elements in formation of Cetina is from across the Danube.. Cetina was formed by the fusion of...

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