DNA from Medieval Lübeck

[Peterski]

Study: https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3762113

Some individuals from Medieval Lübeck in Eurogenes K15:


Lübeck_HGH1600,40.86,22.33,11.54,8.11,7.99,5.21,0, 1.07,0.78,0,0,1.33,0.78,0,0
Lübeck_HGH1429,38.75,26.2,13.54,9,5.56,4.74,0,0,0, 0,0,0.56,0,1.45,0.2
Lübeck_HGH1579,36.81,32.19,9.57,3.1,7.34,3.99,0,0, 3.58,0,1.43,0.43,0,1.56,0

Some individuals from Medieval Lübeck in Eurogenes K13:


Lübeck_HGH1600,49.39,24.79,11.58,7.68,0.67,1.81,1. 5,0,0,1.62,0.96,0,0
Lübeck_HGH1429,51.94,25.73,8.81,9.46,1.12,0,0,0,0, 0.96,0,1.69,0.31
Lübeck_HGH1579,52.23,18.64,13.32,6.28,1.8,0,3.72,0 ,1.43,0.85,0,1.72,0

According to the Abstract, there were people with Northern European, and others with Eastern European ancestry:

"Our results also showed that the disease victims were people of northern and eastern European descent, confirming that Hanseatic Lübeck was an important trading centre for the Baltic region."

So I suppose that some of the samples will have Slavic results. Those three above have Germanic/Western results.

[Peterski]

According to the Abstract, some inhabitants of Lübeck were autosomally North European, and others were autosomally East European:

"Our results also showed that the disease victims were people of northern and eastern European descent, confirming that Hanseatic Lübeck was an important trading centre for the Baltic region."

These two samples have Northern European results based on K15:


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Distance to:
Lübeck_HGH1600


4.18751716
Dutch_North


5.33962546
West_Norwegian


5.54262573
Norwegian


5.76683622
Danish


5.98036788
Norway

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Distance to:
Lübeck_HGH1429


3.03805859
Danish


4.61929648
Swedish


4.73858629
Norway


4.84176621
Dutch_Central


5.01895407
Norwegian

</tbody>

It seems "East Germans" did not exist in Lübeck, but 2 distinct groups.

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About Slavonia near Lübeck:

https://www.theapricity.com/forum/showthread.php?248977-Can-someone-translate-this-Greek-text-to-English