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Today, 07:29 AM

Calamus replied to a thread Battles your ancestors fought in in Genealogy

Then they fought against one of my relatives, Col. Hans Christian Heg. Heg was the commander of the 15th Wisconsin regiment of the Union Army. ...

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Today, 07:23 AM

duje replied to a thread Modern K64 (SCALED) G25 Model in Autosomal (auDNA)

v1 Target: duje_g25_scaled Distance: 0.5166% / 0.00516615 44.0 Balkan 36.6 West_Slavic 6.2 Scandinavia 4.6 Greek 3.8 Baltic...

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Today, 07:19 AM

Rahuls77 replied to a thread Alphabet Soup -- Regional Languages Discussion. in Southern

Grew up hearing my Grandmother say 'tratti/trattiyan chor' a lot. Always thought it was another one of those typically Pothwari expressions....

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Today, 07:04 AM

duje replied to a thread G25: Medieval Europe in Autosomal (auDNA)

Target: duje_g25_scaled Distance: 0.8219% / 0.00821863 | ADC: 0.25x RC 59.4 East_European 30.2 South_European 6.2 West_European...

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Today, 06:53 AM

parastais replied to a thread Patrilocality and hunter-gatherer-related ancestry in MBA East-Central Europe in Ancient (aDNA)

Hmmmm… Not sure if it is this pca or what, but according to this Spiginas2 was a part of this tribe (confed of tribes?) that ended up in both...

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Today, 06:46 AM

VladimirTaraskin replied to a thread Patrilocality and hunter-gatherer-related ancestry in MBA East-Central Europe in Ancient (aDNA)

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Today, 06:43 AM

Coldmountains replied to a thread Patrilocality and hunter-gatherer-related ancestry in MBA East-Central Europe in Ancient (aDNA)

The most NE shifted migration era Slavs pretty much resemble poz554 + some North Carpathian admix

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Today, 06:35 AM

parastais replied to a thread Patrilocality and hunter-gatherer-related ancestry in MBA East-Central Europe in Ancient (aDNA)

Where would Spiginas2 be located on that chart? Edit: based on this chart seems that Strzyzow outlier was part of LVA_BA/ EST_BA tribe(s). Or...

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Today, 06:19 AM

VladimirTaraskin replied to a thread Patrilocality and hunter-gatherer-related ancestry in MBA East-Central Europe in Ancient (aDNA)

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Today, 05:57 AM

Nauseas replied to a thread Global25 automated nMonte for South/Central Asian members in Southern

They are using Birhor too which coupled with 8728 would make the source similar to one of the Telugu gbr (maybe 4025) like . But it's still pretty...

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Today, 05:40 AM

Jaska replied to a thread Uralic homeland and genetics and their implications for PIE in Linguistics

Thank you for an informative answer. Now, how many and which kind of different modellings did you try with Kra001? How can you make so conclusive...

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Today, 05:34 AM

parastais replied to a thread Patrilocality and hunter-gatherer-related ancestry in MBA East-Central Europe in Ancient (aDNA)

Ok, the questions now are several 1) is Spiginas from population like poz794 mixed with something? 2) is poz794 from population like Spiginas mixed...

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Today, 05:20 AM

Coldmountains replied to a thread Slavic Chronology in Ancient (aDNA)

I think we still can't say for sure from where Balto-Slavic drift exactly came from. But now we have two old data points one from Spiginas...

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Today, 04:16 AM

pegasus replied to a thread Global25 automated nMonte for South/Central Asian members in Southern

Can you share the coordinates, its exceedingly unlikely 8728 would be a source population for an individual this far east.

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Today, 03:18 AM

Huck Finn replied to a thread Uralic homeland and genetics and their implications for PIE in Linguistics

Brilliant, thank you! EDIT again quoting your previous post: it seems that less Trans Baikal in these models makes qpAdm wonder. However, all...

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Today, 03:02 AM

FJMS1988 replied to a thread Comparte los resultados de etinicidad obtenidos que consideras más extravagantes. in Spanish

West-med??? Ques eso por favor?

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Today, 02:59 AM

Szigmund replied to a thread Origins of I2a1b in I

My only problem here is that WHG is not an archeological culture.

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Today, 02:21 AM

Kale replied to a thread Uralic homeland and genetics and their implications for PIE in Linguistics

Generally anything greater than 0.05 is considered successful. If two models have tails that are not drastically dissimilar (e.g. 0.20 versus 0.40)...

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Today, 01:34 AM

TonyC replied to a thread Is this indicative of Turkish ancestry? in AncestryDNA

Gedmatch is obsolete because of a lack of samples and over generalizations (like East Med or West Asian). Get your G25 coordinates from this guy;...

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Today, 01:00 AM

vettor replied to a thread Roman Upper Class contribution may explain IA Drift in Post Antiquity Italians in Ancient (aDNA)

The balkan shift you state could the from the 16th century when these people aligned with the kingdom of Naples and came to Italy to avoid Ottoman...

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Today, 12:41 AM

bolek replied to a thread Slavic Chronology in Ancient (aDNA)

CWC derived people were mixing with HG and EEF. This is the reason for genetic diversity within one culture and one language. Example Strzyżów...

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Today, 12:34 AM

Bruzmi replied to a thread Slavic Chronology in Ancient (aDNA)

A series of events which increased HG ancestry and decreased ANF ancestry is required. If this occurred via drift or if a Pre-Proto-Balto-Slavic (for...

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Today, 12:31 AM

alexfritz replied to a thread R1a>M458>L1029 in R1a-Z283

it seems they are projected onto modern pops (but not fully sure) it also seems judging by the maps sofar (?coverage) that the TCC profile was not...

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Today, 12:30 AM

Woozler replied to a thread Slavic Chronology in Ancient (aDNA)

By the way, could this R-M458 guy be connected to the Sosnica/Sosnitska culture? It's part of the "Trzciniec cultural circle." I suspect this...

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Today, 12:00 AM

alexfritz replied to a thread Roman Upper Class contribution may explain IA Drift in Post Antiquity Italians in Ancient (aDNA)

not sure but they claim it is in the ...Comune of Anagni and i remember that there was smth about Anagni

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Yesterday, 11:59 PM

leonardo replied to a thread Slavic Chronology in Ancient (aDNA)

Are you saying that greater SRB_Iron_Gates_HG is what made the shift occur?

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Yesterday, 11:55 PM

leonardo replied to a thread R1a>M458>L1029 in R1a-Z283

When Ph2ter does his maps are those similarities based upon modern population samples? Of course it's speculation, but perhaps Baltic like people...

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Yesterday, 11:51 PM

Bruzmi replied to a thread Roman Upper Class contribution may explain IA Drift in Post Antiquity Italians in Ancient (aDNA)

This is my opinion as well, but I wouldn't exclude part of the Balkan shift in parts of southern Italy like Apulia to represent an older Iapygian...

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Yesterday, 11:46 PM

Bruzmi replied to a thread Slavic Chronology in Ancient (aDNA)

The PCA seems to be showing something else. Assuming that Baltic_EST_LBA-like ancestry represents the dataset closest to a "Balto-Slavic drift", the...

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Yesterday, 11:44 PM

Ajeje Brazorf replied to a thread Roman Upper Class contribution may explain IA Drift in Post Antiquity Italians in Ancient (aDNA)

Is Villa Magna located in Anagni or Montelanico? The geographical coordinates seem to indicate the latter. ...

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