Originally Posted by
Aren
I'm not following here. I post an Iron Age Nordic who most likely was a speaker of proto-Germanic, ie an early Germanic. He scores closest to modern day Norwegians and Swedes first, not North Dutch or Danes, yet you come to the conclusion that they are more Germanic? Most Norwegians and Swedes don't have recent Finnish or Sami ancestry, some probably have distant for sure but that's not substantial at all. Look at the siberian component in this calculator to compare. And even if they have, then Dutch must have even more "southern" ancestry than Scandos have Finnish, cause they are further away from thet Iron Age dude.
Finnish: 6.476666667
Norwegian:0.64
Swedish:0.83
Dutch:0.156666667
Now the Swedish sample have a couple individuals with recent Finnish ancestry that makes it a bit more eastern than what you might find. In fact most of the Swedes I posted get "Norwegian" as first population.
Compare the Iron Age Nordic to these I posted, look how close they are.
Admix Results (sorted):
# Population Percent
1 North_Atlantic 52.29
2 Baltic 32.72
3 West_Med 9.47
4 Siberian 2.11
5 West_Asian 1.85
6 East_Asian 0.66
7 Northeast_African 0.46
8 Sub-Saharan 0.38
9 Amerindian 0.06
Admix Results (sorted):
# Population Percent
1 North_Atlantic 51.69
2 Baltic 33.59
3 West_Med 10.33
4 West_Asian 1.69
5 Sub-Saharan 1.19
6 Amerindian 0.81
7 Oceanian 0.66
8 Northeast_African 0.04
Admix Results (sorted):
# Population Percent
1 North_Atlantic 51.33
2 Baltic 30.56
3 West_Med 9.59
4 East_Med 4.45
5 South_Asian 2.05
6 West_Asian 1.36
7 Amerindian 0.33
8 Oceanian 0.25
9 Northeast_African 0.07
Admix Results (sorted):
# Population Percent
1 North_Atlantic 53.02
2 Baltic 29.17
3 West_Med 7.22
4 East_Med 7
5 Siberian 1.02
6 East_Asian 0.96
7 South_Asian 0.79
8 West_Asian 0.49
9 Oceanian 0.33