It is now proven, can no one question the urheimat of my Uralic language :coffee: I regret to inform that Srubnayas, Scythians, Cimmerian and Sarmatians probably spoke Uralic language. At least many of them.
http://www.elisanet.fi/mauri_my/srub.png
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It is now proven, can no one question the urheimat of my Uralic language :coffee: I regret to inform that Srubnayas, Scythians, Cimmerian and Sarmatians probably spoke Uralic language. At least many of them.
http://www.elisanet.fi/mauri_my/srub.png
This is fascinating. My top outlier sample is figured as Finnic Sarmatian. Even though it is in my rank 142th, this is really strange, because she/he was probably an adopted child in a Merovingian burial.
142. Finnic Sarmatian Warrior (605 AD) ..... 18.64 - NS12a - ?
Culture: MerovingianThe Alemanni were a confederation of Germanic tribes located in the Upper Rhine basin. With the defeat of the Alemanni by Clovis I of the Franks in 497 AD, Alamannia became a Duchy of the Merovingian Kingdom. Integration between the Alemanni and Franks from the 5th to 8th century AD was reflected in the changed burial practices and richly furnished graves of the ruling families (Adelsgrablege). The splendor of these graves depicted the family structure, wealth, and status of the familia and also the power of the Franks. The 7th century Alemannic burial site at Niederstotzingen in southern Germany was used from 580 to 630 AD and rerepresents the best preserved example of such an Alemannic Adelsgrablege. Discovered in 1962, 13 human skeletal remains (10 adults and 3 infants - seemingly all male), along with a varied assemblage of weapons, armor, jewelry, equestrian gear, and remains of three horses, were excavated from 12 graves. The grave goods indicated contacts with Byzantines, Lombards, and Franks.
These remains are of an exotic warrior from the East who has some Finnic and Sarmatian elements.
My dad's matches just finished processing and there are a ton in eastern europe, is this the place where they all test?Quote:
Originally Posted by nittionia
IDK. I have around 3600 non-Finnish matches, up to 60 cM, mostly from USA and Sweden, but I can't identify all. Surnames can be from Russia to Italy. The rest of all 10000 matches I can identify Finnish of partly Finnish.Quote:
Originally Posted by nittionia
My parents and I have pages of Finnish matches on ftdna, much more than 23andme or ancestry :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Lemminkäinen
In Poland FTDNa is most popular. 23&me is nearly non-existent. Ancestry too.Quote:
Originally Posted by nittionia
MH is quite popular, LivingDNA on third place I think.
Ftdna is more popular in FinlandQuote:
Originally Posted by nittionia
https://i.postimg.cc/d324ZyfJ/111.png
Ancient Populations
Code:Saxon + Frank (4.336)
Saxon (4.393)
Viking Danish + Frank (4.5)
Viking Danish + Saxon (4.568)
Visigoth + Saxon (4.601)
Viking Danish + Visigoth (4.612)
Viking Danish (5.984)
Frank (6.819)
Visigoth (7.729)
Vandal (8.684)
https://i.postimg.cc/8zTDCPQh/Capture.png
I got a medal :thumb001:
Celts! Finally!
Your closest Ancient populations...
Visigoth + Saxon (3.073)
Viking Danish + Frank (3.099)
Saxon + Frank (3.367)
Viking Danish + Visigoth (3.392)
Saxon (3.555)
Viking Danish + Saxon (3.626)
Viking Danish (5.199)
Frank (5.83)
Visigoth (7.0)
Celt (8.517)
Ancient Sample Breakdown:
Saxons 20.7%
Celts 17.3%
Danish Vikings 12.8%
Longobards 11.6%
Vikings (Swedish) 9.68%
Franks 9.18%
Norwegian Vikings 5.27%
Vandals 5.09%
Visigoths 3.47%
Ostrogoths 2.99%
Alemanni 1.73%
Top 10 samples updated
1. Saxon Hinxton (720 AD) ..... 3.555 - HinxtonO1 -
Top 99% match vs all users
2. Bell Beaker Scotland (2145 BC) ..... 5.116 - I5471 -
Top 98% match vs all users
3. Post Viking Denmark Odense (1250 AD) ..... 5.199 - G48 -
Top 96% match vs all users
4. Viking Saxon Iceland (1104 AD) ..... 5.387 - TSK-A26 -
Top 99% match vs all users
5. Celtic-Saxon Hinxton Iron Age (67 BC) ..... 5.429 - HI1 -
Top 94% match vs all users
6. Frankish / Hungary (590 AD) ..... 5.83 - SZ23 -
Top 93% match vs all users
7. Alemannic Bavaria (500 AD) ..... 5.912 - ALH_1 -
Top 98% match vs all users
8. Late Iron Age Linton Cambridgeshire (205 BC) ..... 6.597 - Linton -
Top 88% match vs all users
9. Late Medieval Icelandic Murderer (1678 AD) ..... 6.63 - KOV-A2 -
Top 95% match vs all users
10. Anglo Saxon (780 AD) ..... 6.804 - Hinxton HS3 -
Top 97% match vs all users