Pontic Greek Gedmatch results

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Originally Posted by AncientGreek

:picard1: Simply not true. Samos, for example, was totally unoccupied for over a century before it was repopulated. Same thing surely happened to other islands during history, especially the ones closest to the mainland. Dodecanese are the most furthest and most isolated from mainland, more so than Crete. Islands like Kos are very west asian shifted, but that's not the case for every single Dodecanese island. Carian admixture is probably present in the Dodecanese but it's not Levantine, why do you call it Levantine? Anatolians are not Levantine. :picard1:

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Samos was not repopulated exclusively by mainlanders or to be more precise most of its new population was not from the mainland! There was repopulation of the island from lesvos, asia minor dodecanese ikaria etc only a small part came from the mainland, and no nothing "surely happened to other islands" as there's no document supporting that, and again an example that directly comes to mind is lesvos and chios, both never repopulated by mainlanders in recent history, but they still have a basic difference from dodecanese: geographical distance from the levant, which results higher percentages of ev13. The same goes for paros naxos etc.. when did they lose their population to be repopulated and mostly by mainlanders?

And that's what i mean, yes dodecanese is the most distant from the mainland, but that was not different in antiquity, you know. If medieval invaders didn't reach dodecanese, ancient Greek invaders reached to a lower amount and assimilated a higher amount of levantine mixed natives as well. And again, there was no so decisive immigration from the mainland to Crete recorded to make the percentage of ev13 in Crete so significantly higher than dodecanese

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Originally Posted by Hahns

I Google it but I didn't find him. Are you sure this guy is a Greek?

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He is , from Samos
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zp6lK7cY19Y

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Originally Posted by Hahns

Not at all. These features look like Anatolians and Cypriots.

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Not even close

Cypriots looke Mediterranean or if they realy look exotice Non European they look pre Turkic Anatolian like some Armenians or like Levantine
people which doesn't have anything to do with this phenotype.

You find more Turanid influence phenotype in Balkans North of Greece than in Cyprus (i mean among real Cypriot natives not recently imported Turkish occupiers they don't count)
Even your Aryan friend Anaximander from Epiros knows this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KA1m5MH9AZI

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Either way he doesn't look Aryan

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Yes he doesn't

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Originally Posted by brennus dux gallorum

Samos was not repopulated exclusively by mainlanders or to be more precise most of its new population was not from the mainland! There was repopulation of the island from lesvos, asia minor dodecanese ikaria etc only a small part came from the mainland, and no nothing "surely happened to other islands" as there's no document supporting that, and again an example that directly comes to mind is lesvos and chios, both never repopulated by mainlanders in recent history, but they still have a basic difference from dodecanese: geographical distance from the levant, which results higher percentages of ev13. The same goes for paros naxos etc.. when did they lose their population to be repopulated and mostly by mainlanders?

And that's what i mean, yes dodecanese is the most distant from the mainland, but that was not different in antiquity, you know. If medieval invaders didn't reach dodecanese, ancient Greek invaders reached to a lower amount and assimilated a higher amount of levantine mixed natives as well. And again, there was no so decisive immigration from the mainland to Crete recorded to make the percentage of ev13 in Crete so significantly higher than dodecanese

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Can you please provide source of Y-DNA haplogroup of Chios? They actually have same admixture as Dodecanese, why would their Y Haplogroup distribution be different?

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Originally Posted by catgeorge

No Greek islands dont have those faces he will be atypical for Samos where he is from.

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He looks more Steppe than native Islander like people from your region or your cousins in Bitola were Vojnik is from

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Originally Posted by SuperDorian

He looks more Steppe than native Islander like people from your region or your cousins in Bitola were Vojnik is from

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In your wet dreams only.

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Originally Posted by SuperDorian

He looks more Steppe than native Islander like people from your region or your cousins in Bitola were Vojnik is from

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WTF is your problem Cypriot?

Go and dance me some Arab.

https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...5bcc9fe328.jpg

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Originally Posted by AncientGreek

Can you please provide source of Y-DNA haplogroup of Chios? They actually have same admixture as Dodecanese, why would their Y Haplogroup distribution be different?

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https://anthrogenica.com/showthread....r-Passa/page21

There was also additional links posted here one year ago i will try to find it

Again most of the islands with no single mainland immigration recorded are dominated by ev13

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Originally Posted by AncientGreek

That filter removes all Greeks born overseas, I'm not sure if it will work well. I will add some filter options to the website later, so others can use it.

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Again If possible ,as an extra filter/secondary , target a range of haplos/clades that have been found in Greeks and make the uploader sort out the surnames.Like create something out of the csv?resembling a platform only surnames appearing to be sorted out.

Although I don't think it's necessary ,majority puts Greece..you won't lose many.