The best Medieval Calculator I've ever seen

[Eurafricanid]

ILLUSTRATIVE DNA "recently" added their "Periodical Ancient Ancestry Breakdown", but with that, they also updated their "Customizable Ancient Ancestry" calculator with all those rich samples, I was testing with some samples there and then I got the best results in a medieval calculator:

For this calculator I used:

France (AD 130–1400)
Iberian (AD 300–1200)
Byzantine Anatolia (AD 500–1100)
Insular Celt (AD 100–1000)
Levantine (AD 300–1300)
Arabian Peninsula
SSA & Amerindian
I tried every single Medieval combination I could, and I got the best the best results with these cateories.


Here are my results:





I encourage y'all to do the same for awesome results, just keep in mind to keep them in a similar time period.

[Jingle Bell]

[Eurafricanid]

did u include European Jewish? I know you usually match Sephardic .

[Jingle Bell]

did u include European Jewish? I know you usually match Sephardic .

Suposing that Iberian + French + IC should be my Christian Iberian ancestry and that Early Askhenazi + Arab + Levant is my Al-Andalus Elite/Soldier one looks very nice, looks like my MyHeritage results

[Eurafricanid]

Suposing that Iberian + French + IC should be my Christian Iberian ancestry and that Early Askhenazi + Arab is my Al-Andalus Elite/Soldier one looks very nice

Interesting! it does look nice, but it's interesting that, for the first time (I think) you didn't match North Africans (North African (AD 580–1160))! Some categories also give you specific results, if you click on them, like my Anatolian, which is Southwetstern Anatolian and the Arab that is Medieval arab, it's very good with that! BTW, the European Jewish works very well for Sephardics, as well, since they were basically the same at that time period, , also, did you match Nilo-saharan and Khoi-San? I'm sorry for too many questions, you're just so similar to me, that I have to ask.

[Jingle Bell]

Interesting! it does look nice, but it's interesting that, for the first time (I think) you didn't match North Africans (North African (AD 580–1160))! Some categories also give you specific results, if you click on them, like my Anatolian, which is Southwetstern Anatolian and the Arab that is Medieval arab, it's very good with that! BTW, the European Jewish works very well for Sephardics, as well, since they were basically the same at that time period, , also, did you match Nilo-saharan and Khoi-San? I'm sorry for too many questions, you're just so similar to me, that I have to ask.

Np, gonna write bca i cant use imgur rn:

Iberian (AD 300–1200) : 33.2%
France (AD 130–1400) : 12.2%
Arabian (Umayyad Period) : 2.8%
Arabian (Middle Ages) : 0.4%
Byzantine Levantine : 2.2%
Pict : 0.8%
North African : 0.6%
Norwich Jew : 0.2%

Now NA appeared

[alexmegas777]

[Eurafricanid]

You used classical mixed with medieval, it's very all over the place.

[Beowulf]

looks pretty good

[PierreUno]

Germanic (AD 700–1000) :
Scandinavian Viking (Sealand) : 20.6% (Denmark)
Scandinavian Viking (Oxford) : 20.8% (Dutch-like ?)
Insular Celt (AD 100–1000) :
Roman Britain : 39.4% (Welsh, Cornish, Breton like)
Pict : 1.0% ( a Scottish tribe)
France (AD 130–1400) : 12.4% (some French admixture can be found in Southern England)
Armenian (AD 1030–1300) : 4.6 % (these kind of exotic strains and semetic strains can be found in Cornwall England from trading tin metals in ancient times e.g. the Phoenicians)
Magyar : 1.6% ( ?? Alien to Britain but it is very minor so I ignore this)