Dodecad k12b West, Central & South Asian results Vol. 2

This isn't the right thread, but where can we post East Asians?
I have some 50/50 Europeans/Asians

ZN1703087 - SE Asian
UF9983996 - NE Asian
LF9699322 - NE Asian

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Originally Posted by Dr_Maul

This isn't the right thread, but where can we post East Asians?
I have some 50/50 Europeans/Asians

ZN1703087 - SE Asian
UF9983996 - NE Asian
LF9699322 - NE Asian

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Well, most of us don't know much about them and I suspect Dodecad and some other calcs do not have accurate referances for East Asians/SE Asians either.
But yeah, the subject matter of this thread stops at Bangladesh and Mongolia ;)

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Originally Posted by Kyp

A Baloch:

Gedrosian: 51.80
Siberian: 1.34
Northwest_African: 0.47
Southeast_Asian: 0.00
Atlantic_Med: 2.20
North_European: 0.00
South_Asian: 16.09
East_African: 0.40
Southwest_Asian: 10.85
East_Asian: 0.00
Caucasian: 16.84
Sub_Saharan: 0.00

Isfahan Persian:

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Is that typical for Balochs? I mean i just saw 2 or 3 samples and they are nearly none steppe influenced. Genetically they look like pre Iranic south-central asians.

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Originally Posted by Bender1999

Is that typical for Balochs? I mean i just saw 2 or 3 samples and they are nearly none steppe influenced. Genetically they look like pre Iranic south-central asians.

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It could be just because of Dodecad and that they were used as reference for Gedrosia. They do have some steppe ancestry I think. But yes overall they are closer to Neolithic Iranians than other Iranians but also have additionaly South Asian.


This guy is how I imagine ancient Neolithic Iranians to look like (but im probably wrong since they dont resemble modern people):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cwi-xFBiaI4

That guy looks like a full-blown Pakistani which he probably is since most Balochis live in Pakistan.

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Originally Posted by Kyp

It could be just because of Dodecad and that they were used as reference for Gedrosia. They do have some steppe ancestry I think. But yes overall they are closer to Neolithic Iranians than other Iranians but also have additionaly South Asian.


This guy is how I imagine ancient Neolithic Iranians to look like (but im probably wrong since they dont resemble modern people):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cwi-xFBiaI4

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Iranian Balochi guy sounds more similar to kurdi than farsi which is not too surprising considering kurd baloch shared Mede/Parthian ancestry

His 1st word is choni is like kurdi chwani means how are you. In farsi its chitori - Pashto- Tsanga ye
Next word Bachilok. Kurdi- Bachik- Farsi-bacha- Padhto-maashoom/Kuchnai (Kandahari) . This is close to kurdi Bachik
Balochi- Chikonagi. Kurdi-Chitkai- Farsi- che kaar mekoni - Tsa kai or in Quetta mostly but kandahar sometimes too Chish kai. Again this is close to kurdi Chitkai

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Originally Posted by Zoro

Iranian Balochi guy sounds more similar to kurdi than farsi which is not too surprising considering kurd baloch shared Mede/Parthian ancestry

His 1st word is choni is like kurdi chwani means how are you. In farsi its chitori - Pashto- Tsanga ye
Next word Bachilok. Kurdi- Bachik- Farsi-bacha- Padhto-maashoom/Kuchnai (Kandahari) . This is close to kurdi Bachik
Balochi- Chikonagi. Kurdi-Chitkai- Farsi- che kaar mekoni - Tsa kai or in Quetta mostly but kandahar sometimes too Chish kai. Again this is close to kurdi Chitkai

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I believe there are shared kurdi-pashto words to exclusion of persian because both kurds and many pashtuns have more Parthian ancestry

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Originally Posted by Zoro

I believe there are shared kurdi-pashto words to exclusion of persian because both kurds and many pashtuns have more Parthian ancestry

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Can you create a thread and give us a list of these words? There are many Parthian monuments and settlements in Kurdistan. I think even Qizqapan is more likely to be Parthian than Mede.

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Originally Posted by Halgurd

Can you create a thread and give us a list of these words? There are many Parthian monuments and settlements in Kurdistan. I think even Qizqapan is more likely to be Parthian than Mede.

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I guess i can fo that tomorrow. Which languages were you looking for

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Originally Posted by Zoro

I believe there are shared kurdi-pashto words to exclusion of persian because both kurds and many pashtuns have more Parthian ancestry

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This is very generalizing since many Persians are not originally Persian speaking.

A "Persian" from Semnan is surely more Parthian derived genetically than a Western and Levantine shifted Kurd and especially than a Baloch.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Semnani_language