Ashkenazi Ancient Affinity Interpretation

[RN97]

I know but EEF was originally Middle Eastern (as in, not compared to todays Middle East, but the farmers came from the Middle East)

You're confusing terms. EEF (Early European farmer) was a Sardinian-like people inhabiting primarily southern Europe and migrated to other places in Europe. You're thinking about early neolithic farmers(or called something like that) which were the ones that came from asia minor and the fertile crescent.

[Hamlet]

You're confusing terms. EEF (Early European farmer) was a Sardinian-like people inhabiting primarily southern Europe and migrated to other places in Europe. You're thinking about early neolithic farmers(or called something like that) which were the ones that came from asia minor and the fertile crescent.

Oh maybe you're right, are they not the same/one descended from the other?

[Hamlet]

To try and identify variables, does anybody know why I have virtually no affinity to the Irish BA but about 20% to the British IA?

[RN97]

Oh maybe you're right, are they not the same/one descended from the other?

Retarded name use, but EEF= around 50-60% WHG + 40-50% middle eastern-like farmer. Otzi the iceman was a EEF pretty sure.

[Cristiano viejo]

For Ashkenazim?

yes.

[kingjohn]

hamlet can you post your full eurogenes k36 ?
if you score north atlantic or north sea this could be it