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Used them to get G25 coordinates from my WGS test.
However i dont like they mix ancient DNA from various periods, not good methodology for ancient breakdown.
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All your images are gone, I would try imgur.com for hosting instead. They stay forever in my experience
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Bronze age and ancient:
Iron age:
Antiquity to middle ages (including Hunter Gatherer/Farmer):
Modern:
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There is another thread about this floating around.
These are my results.
Bronze Age
Iron Age
Migration period
Middle Ages
Closest Modern Populations
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very cool resultsOriginally Posted by Grace O'Malley
There is another thread about this floating around.
These are my results.
Bronze Age
Iron Age
Migration period
Middle Ages
Closest Modern Populations
mine were quite diverse:
European Farmer (6300–2800 BC)44.8%
Central Steppe (2100–1800 BC)40.0%
Canaanite (1800–1100 BC)11.2%
Northwest African (5200–4900 BC)4.0%
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Italic and Etruscan (900–200 BC)48.2%
Insular Celt (600 BC–AD 100)16.2%
Germanic (AD 100–600)12.4%
Egyptian (780–400 BC)9.0%
Berber (760–540 BC)7.4%
Iberian (700–50 BC)6.4%
Ancient Ancestral South Indian0.4%
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Roman Iberia (AD 260–500)34.6%
Roman Gaul (AD 130–500)22.4%
Roman Sardinia (AD 400–500)15.4%
Pict (AD 300–500)10.8%
Arabian Peninsula4.4%
Roman North Africa (AD 120–220)4.2%
Roman Illyria (AD 100–600)3.8%
Baltic (AD 260–540)1.8%
Khwarazm and Transoxiana (100 BC–AD 950)1.8%
Roman Italy (20 BC–AD 600)0.6%
Papuan (400–200 BC)0.2%
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Simplified
France (AD 130–1400)42.4%
Iberian (AD 300–1200)21.4%
Sardinian (AD 770–1000)13.0%
North African (AD 580–1160)6.2%
Insular Celt (AD 100–1000)6.0%
Germanic (AD 700–1000)3.8%
European Jew (AD 1160–1400)3.6%
Arabian Peninsula3.4%
Papuan (400–200 BC)0.2%
50.6 Anatolian_&_Balkan_Farmer
38.2 Yamnaya_Pontic-Caspian_Steppe
10.7 Western_Hunter-Gatherer
0.5 North_African_Farmer
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The only unusual or exotic stuff I ever get in my results is some link to the Caucasus. It's most probably just some old Bell Beaker link. Your results are cool also and more interesting.very cool results
mine were quite diverse:
European Farmer (6300–2800 BC)44.8%
Central Steppe (2100–1800 BC)40.0%
Canaanite (1800–1100 BC)11.2%
Northwest African (5200–4900 BC)4.0%
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Italic and Etruscan (900–200 BC)48.2%
Insular Celt (600 BC–AD 100)16.2%
Germanic (AD 100–600)12.4%
Egyptian (780–400 BC)9.0%
Berber (760–540 BC)7.4%
Iberian (700–50 BC)6.4%
Ancient Ancestral South Indian0.4%
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Roman Iberia (AD 260–500)34.6%
Roman Gaul (AD 130–500)22.4%
Roman Sardinia (AD 400–500)15.4%
Pict (AD 300–500)10.8%
Arabian Peninsula4.4%
Roman North Africa (AD 120–220)4.2%
Roman Illyria (AD 100–600)3.8%
Baltic (AD 260–540)1.8%
Khwarazm and Transoxiana (100 BC–AD 950)1.8%
Roman Italy (20 BC–AD 600)0.6%
Papuan (400–200 BC)0.2%
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Simplified
France (AD 130–1400)42.4%
Iberian (AD 300–1200)21.4%
Sardinian (AD 770–1000)13.0%
North African (AD 580–1160)6.2%
Insular Celt (AD 100–1000)6.0%
Germanic (AD 700–1000)3.8%
European Jew (AD 1160–1400)3.6%
Arabian Peninsula3.4%
Papuan (400–200 BC)0.2%
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yeah the interesting think is that i get a lot of Gaul somethingsimilar happens with my real g25 coords now im more North ShiftedThe only unusual or exotic stuff I ever get in my results is some link to the Caucasus. It's most probably just some old Bell Beaker link. Your results are cool also and more interesting.
50.6 Anatolian_&_Balkan_Farmer
38.2 Yamnaya_Pontic-Caspian_Steppe
10.7 Western_Hunter-Gatherer
0.5 North_African_Farmer
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