Do they have an Irish population? If not I won't be bothering paying for it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gannicus
Printable View
Do they have an Irish population? If not I won't be bothering paying for it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gannicus
In the .HO dataset I haven’t seen modern Irish. It also does not have German, Austrian, Danish, Welsh, Bretons etc. There is always an opportunity for IllustrativeDNA to add more genomes in the future. In the AADR dataset they have the medieval Irish from Kilteasheen and the Rathlin EBA Irish Genomes. Attachment 142381Attachment 142382Quote:
Originally Posted by Grace O'Malley
My fst distances with a slightly more extended list of countries
https://i.postimg.cc/K8TvvRb7/image.png
https://i.postimg.cc/c4p0j03v/image.png
Bueno
Attachment 142392
Adding Cypriot to the references further increased the p value.
Full references used:
Attachment 142393
Attachment 142394
Attachment 142395
My best model so far, using similar references as Gannicus
https://i.postimg.cc/mkt8FWhW/image.png
Attachment 142443
Attachment 142444
Similar to the reference list I used in post #94 Obviously with Sicilian removed from the rights. Spanish.HO is in the list, but Spanish North is not.
Attachment 142445
This one is with 26 references found in post #94 with French, Spanish, Cypriot, and Spanish North left out.
Have you tried Modeling yourself with Polish yet?Quote:
Originally Posted by Fistora
Only a single modern Polish sample is available, which I presume comes from southern Poland. Unfortunately, it models me with a low p-value and frequently suggests false feasibilityQuote:
Originally Posted by Gannicus