Pontic Greek Gedmatch results

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Originally Posted by Bosniensis

Better fart of Europe than fart of Mongolia.

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Pontians are indigenous to the area that existed when you were still swinging from trees.

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Originally Posted by catgeorge

Pontians are indigenous to the area that existed when you were still swinging from trees.

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If he is Greek so is every Turk in Turkey who scores 1. Turk

Is that fair?

Instead of clicking on "Oracle-4", can you click on "Oracle" for K13? Just wondering what you get in the mixed mode over there.

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Originally Posted by Bosniensis

If he is Greek so is every Turk in Turkey who scores 1. Turk

Is that fair?

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Nope - its not his Turkish input. It's his shared ancestry with Turks in the area. Alot of you score Greek high on your lists does that make you Greek?

He is a Greek shifted Caucasian with hightened North European than a typical Pontian, thats what his results say not whether half of Turks in Pontus are Islamised Pontian Greeks.

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Originally Posted by xripkan

Very interesting results! Most Pontic Greek results we have so far are close to Caucasian groups. Yours are half Caucasian-like and the rest is similar to Greek Islander or maybe Smyrniot results.
However there is an explanation.
The Pontic Greek samples we have so far are from Trabzon area. We don't have samples from Western Pontus. Your Trabzon side seems typical. Your Western Pontus side is different but in fact may be typical for the region. We need samples from this area and it is very useful to see your results.
Could you also post your K15? I would like to see both your mixed mode (press oracle) and 4 (oracle 4)populations results.

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The most notable part of his results is the "northern" scores. If Greeks from Asia Minor and Western Pontus score like that, it was present in Greece since antiquity as obviously there weren't any Slavs there.

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Originally Posted by Konstantinos

The most notable part of his results is the "northern" scores. If Greeks from Asia Minor and Western Pontus score like that, it was present in Greece since antiquity as obviously there weren't any Slavs there.

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Ancient Greeks had steppe input anyway, you can find high Baltic/North european in Punjabis even. But trolls will always relate it to slavs

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Originally Posted by Bosniensis

Another Korean sample, welcome to Turanic paradise... now you can learn throat singing and move to Pamir and Altaic mountains without being judged.

https://youtu.be/qx8hrhBZJ98

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Leave your Ottoman fantasies away from Greeks before you wet your bed.

So to sum it up:

Roman-Anatolian has ancestry from Pontus, with rumoured 1/8 ancestry from Russia. That though fails to show up on tests so maybe he's full Greek(what a shame!). The only fact remains that he's 100% Pontic Greek until we have any further indications or have relevant results to compare.

You're a perfectly Greek Greek with results that fully range from Greek mainland to Greek Pontus.

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Originally Posted by Konstantinos

So to sum it up:

Roman-Anatolian has ancestry from Pontus, with rumoured 1/8 ancestry from Russia. That though fails to show up on tests so maybe he's full Greek(what a shame!). The only fact remains that he's 100% Pontic Greek until we have any further indications or have relevant results to compare.

You're a perfectly Greek Greek with results that fully range from Greek mainland to Greek Pontus.

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Thanks Konstantine. I was always wondering, are Pontians just hellenized or could we actually have some greek in our dna. If we trust the accuracy of these dna companies and programs we might have some. Who knows for sure? At least that is what we know from history.

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Originally Posted by Roman-Anatolian

Thanks Konstantine. I was always wondering, are Pontians just hellenized or could we actually have some greek in our dna. If we trust the accuracy of these dna companies and programs we might have some. Who knows for sure? At least that is what we know from history.

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Testing relatives will give more clear answers