I'm using the same settings, parameters and the same >100 ancient samples in every run. One consistent pattern is that Hungarian BA and Lithuanian BA samples show up all the time:
CA = Copper Age
BA = Bronze Age
LBA = Late BA
IA = Iron Age
http://i.imgur.com/jQ9Dqn1.png
http://i.imgur.com/hEforag.png
Genetic affinities of LBA Hungary BR2 according to Cassidy 2015:
http://www.pnas.org/content/113/2/368.full
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Two more:
What are you running?
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K36 nMonte2.
I don't have Baltic BA samples from Latvia and Lithuania because they haven't been published yet, but I've included Estonian Copper Age samples already (MA826, MA971, MA969, MA973).
I was focusing mostly on samples from the Metal Ages, with a few exceptions.
Ancestral_Siberian is a fictional sample (100% of Siberian component).
Last edited by Tomenable; 08-12-2017 at 04:45 AM.
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nMonte with extremely high dimensional data like K36 should work relatively well. Where is the K36 datasheet?Originally Posted by Tomenable
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Tomenable (08-12-2017)
The one with moderns or the one with ancients?
Here is exactly the same model (the same >100 samples) for British and Irish populations:
CA = Copper Age
BA = Bronze Age
MBA = Middle BA
LBA = Late BA
IA = Iron Age
EMA = Early Medieval
http://i.imgur.com/f4Ddbyb.png
Last edited by Tomenable; 08-12-2017 at 06:08 AM.
Both.
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Im also very interested in this.
I don;t think the traditional Globe 10 is much good for moderns, based on current sampling.
Please share both of them.
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