NEW three papers with ancient Levant genomes

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Originally Posted by Nassbean

And I've been attacked for saying modern jews are different...

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The Southern Levant paper says Ashkenazi Jews are ca. 41% Late Neolithic/Bronze Age European

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Originally Posted by Leto

https://marlin-prod.literatumonline....46d8/figs4.jpg
https://marlin-prod.literatumonline....ed2787/gr5.jpg

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Originally Posted by Nassbean

If those samples are still so close to modern levantines it means your arab or egyptian admixture was already there back then while this european admixture wasn't there and will come way later. I never denied that they still have a levantine component but saying that they should be viewed as indigenous as palestinians/lebaneses is wrong and they are certainly not representative of ancient hebrews.

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This is wrong.

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Ashkenazim plot close to modern south-east europeans not levantines that means a lot imo

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Lord Balfour: "But sir, where do you plot?"

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Originally Posted by Halgurd

And again no y dna E-V13 present or any that is ancestral to E-V13 in the Near East.

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No J2 DNA present either

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Originally Posted by Epirus DNA

No J2 DNA present either

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How did you manage to miss all the J2?

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Originally Posted by Halgurd

Only for 1 of the papers (Levant)

https://www.cell.com/cms/10.1016/j.c...b12aa70d4/mmc2

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Can't open it, mind to say what they found? :)

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Originally Posted by Epirus DNA

No J2 DNA present either

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I4519 (1527 - 1439 calBCE) is J2a1b1

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Originally Posted by Nassbean

And I've been attacked for saying modern jews are different...

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No, you haven't.

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Originally Posted by Pine

This is wrong.



Lord Balfour: "But sir, where do you plot?"

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Do you have your coordinates?

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Originally Posted by Feiichy

Can't open it, mind to say what they found? :)

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Look up your PMs

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Originally Posted by Feiichy

Can't open it, mind to say what they found? :)

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Y-DNA mostly J / J1a2b and some E-M123. There is also a few T1 and 1 R1b.

Mtdna is quite mixed, but there’s a lot of N1b1a2 and U3b.