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Interesting results - very Celtic. I am surprised by the South American HG admixture.
Yea I would like to see someone explain that, my best guess is a connection to the same ANE source lol.Quote:
Originally Posted by Vessna
Very Gaelic shifted, check gedmatch too, but this result look very Irish or highland Scottish on a first glance. Y-DNA also looks insular Celt.
Yes, ANE is very high in insular Celts.Quote:
Originally Posted by Birchy
You should try modeling yourself with qpAdm now that you have your file on illustrativedna. Looks like they added more samples in the “closest populations” segment. Attachment 145949Attachment 145950
My periodical for comparison (just Iron Age): Attachment 145951
I’ll add that with qpAdm my admixture doesn’t really look like that. With the right sample selections maybe. Germanic is in most cases higher than what’s shown in the periodical.
I also tried it and I think it is worth the money given.
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Just went on Encyclopaedia and found several other English MIA samples modelled as part South American hunter gatherer as well. This is a weird way of modelling ANE ancestry lol.