Eurogenes Hunter vs. Farmer Test: aDNA ADMIXTURE Results

[Vesuvian Sky]

Always thought this was an interesting test, but naturally not as illuminating as it could be without actual samples from those time periods. So without further adieu:

Hunters

Motala, Sweden, c. 6,000 BC:



La Brana, Spain, c. 5,000 BC:



Pitted Ware, Gotland, c. 3,000 BC:



Farmers

Linear Ware, Germany, c. 5,500 BC:



Linear Ware, Hungarian Plain, c. 5,000 BC:



Linear Ware, Hungarian Plain, c. 5,000 BC:

[Reith]

Damn... my 60% hunter pales in comparison..

[Jackson]

By comparison it seems the cut-off point for being 50/50 of an average of these hunters and these farmers in a modern person (if they were the only populations involved) is about:

46.3% Hunter
52.43% Farmer

Here's the results for my family (Combined the Middle Eastern Herder and Anatolian Farmer along with Mediterranean farmer) as in above:
Me:
53.84% Hunter
43.91% Farmer

Dad:
55.28% Hunter
42.24% Farmer
Paternal Grandfather:
56.13% Hunter
41.51% Farmer
Paternal Grandmother:
54.41% Hunter
44.25% Farmer
Mother:
52.24% Hunter
46.15% Farmer
Aunt:
54.94% Hunter
42.36% Farmer

Looking at the difference between my mother and aunt (who have the same ancestry), i'm not entirely convinced that my Mum didn't just get a a bunch more of the farmer-related ancestry by chance given there's such a difference between her and her sister, rather than anything more substantial or meaningful.

[Vesuvian Sky]

Although not as geographically European as it could be, I thought I'd add Malta's results since he is one of the three ancestral founders of the modern Euro. genome and of course some of his other components do show up in modern Euros as well:

[Pendragon]

I wonder about the component Anatolian Farmer.

Today Europeans are around 10% with this calculateur (Eurogenes Hunter vs. Farmer Test), yet the ancient Eurasian DNA are around 0%, except the most recent, including IR1 (F999929 on gedmatch).
What is the origin of Anatalian Farmer?

[Vesuvian Sky]

I wonder about the component Anatolian Farmer.

Today Europeans are around 10% with this calculateur (Eurogenes Hunter vs. Farmer Test), yet the ancient Eurasian DNA are around 0%, except the most recent, including IR1 (F999929 on gedmatch).
What is the origin of Anatalian Farmer?

The lbk farmer from Stuttgart has it at 6.+% actually. So it is in part from the early Neolithic. I wouldn't be surprised if some didn't have more though during that time. More samples from around this time will inevitably prove useful.

[War Chef]

What was the phenotype of Hunter Gatherers? Cro-Magnid I'm guessing? Anyway here's mine:

Hunter Gatherer: 37.92%
Farmer: 59.97%
North Eurasian: 2.11%

[Vesuvian Sky]

What was the phenotype of Hunter Gatherers? Cro-Magnid....?

Hunter from Mesolithic Sweden:



Hunter from Mesolithic Spain:

[Jackson]

What was the phenotype of Hunter Gatherers? Cro-Magnid I'm guessing? Anyway here's mine:

Hunter Gatherer: 37.92%
Farmer: 59.97%
North Eurasian: 2.11%

Very robust, light eyes, dark hair and darkish skin.

[Not a Cop]

Very robust, light eyes, dark hair and darkish skin.

I still wonder how did their dark skin looked like, anyway

HG - 73,71% (3,99 N.E. and S.A.)
Farmer - 23,52