Hallstatt Celt DA112, 850-700 BC

[Peterski]

I wonder why was DA112 "censored" by that person who uploaded DA111 (I mean: why did he choose to upload DA111 but not DA112)?

[Tschaikisten]

Or maybe they just could not read his Y-DNA haplogroup?

I'm getting a read: Y-DNA hg G2a2b2a1b1a1b1 (CTS4803)

Makes sense, CTS4803 is completely Western Euro branch (unlike L43> which exist in whole Europe).

Is this sample from some new study?

[Peterski]

Is this sample from some new study?

From Damgaard 2018, "137 ancient human genomes from across the Eurasian steppes":

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-018-0094-2

So during the Iron Age Central Europe was more 'Western' genetically than it is now.

Yes, but still this DA112 has quite high (75) similarity to modern Czechs, meaning that there is a Celtic substrate in Czech Republic.

Slavic migration assimilated some Celts (also it explains my Y-DNA haplogroup, I guess).

[Smaug]

Very interesting. The areas of higher similarity match the Celtic spread from Central Europe towards the west, although it is quite interesting the high similarity found between this Hallstatt sample and Insular Celts. I would expect the Irish and the British to be a little more divergent due to their indigenous pre-Celtic input.

[Tschaikisten]

Do you have a map showing modern distribution of this clade?

There are at least 80 of us on Serbian DNA Project (public and non-public results) who belongs to L42>YSC33>Y128028.

[Dick]

Do you have a map showing modern distribution of this clade?

Ask tscheikisten. He is the same Subclade as the Hallstatt Celt. I think he has a matches map from ftdna

[Token]

DA112 isn't a pure Celt, he is clearly mixed with Scythians. DA111 is a pure Celt and most similar to Western Europeans in general.

[Peterski]

Scythians near modern German/Czech border ??? That is too far to the west than any Scythians ever got.

DA111 is a pure Celt

I doubt it, because he seems mixed with some Non-Celtic wogs based on his results (too southern-shifted).

mixed with Scythians

0.5 percent South Chinese in K36 is not much, it is autistic to pay attention to such microscopic admixtures.

Your average "White Brazilian" has much more of Amerind & SSA blood than that guy had of Scythian blood.

[Lucas]

From Damgaard 2018, "137 ancient human genomes from across the Eurasian steppes":

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-018-0094-2



Yes, but still this DA112 has quite high (75) similarity to modern Czechs, meaning that there is a Celtic substrate in Czech Republic.

Slavic migration assimilated some Celts (also it explains my Y-DNA haplogroup, I guess).

I think there isn't plink dataset for it, public available;/

If in this paper was Scythian from Hungary maybe?

[Peterski]

I think there isn't plink dataset for it, public available

I processed it from ENA. Where is available the PLINK dataset with this sample?

Edit:

Ah, you said there isn't. Yes, I could not find it either. But BAM files are available.

If in this paper was Scythian from Hungary maybe?

Yes, including one which was in fact a Medieval Hungarian as C14 dating showed.