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Originally Posted by Hulu

Yes! What about Spanish, do they score same as Portuguese?

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I haven't seen Spanish results but I assume that they do. The three of us get close approximations to Spanish samples and my gf even gets Galiza as her best fit, so most Iberians will score Gallo-Roman\Illyrian plus something else.

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Originally Posted by Nazarene

Hittite gang

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+1 my extremely distant ancient bruv

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Originally Posted by ModernMaskil

1. Hellenic Roman (670 AD) (10.07)
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3. Ostrogoth Crimea (300 AD) (14.96)
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5. Hellenic Roman (590 AD) (15.35)
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7. Central Roman (670 AD) (16.02)
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9. Hellenic Roman / Cretan (670 AD) (16.62)
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Originally Posted by Hulu

No cannanite/semite here

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No, but I don't believe there are any Caananite samples. And while there is no Semite, that one spot on the edge at the intersection of Turkey and Iran is firmly Middle Eastern, as is the Hittite sample.

Keep in mind that this is based on autosomal distance, based on which Ashkenazi Jews are close neither to ancient Levantines nor Poles but rather cluster firmly with South Italians, as the website show.

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Originally Posted by xripkan

I sent them e-mail and they did it for me because I had the same problem.

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What are your results?

I sent them email with attached AncestryDNA raw data file and friendly message, do you think I will get results soon?

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Originally Posted by Markos

This website shows Y-DNA?

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It shows Y-DNA famous people

Are these results accurate for mixed peoples?

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Originally Posted by Markos

What are your results?

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Hellenic Romans, Romans and Ostrogoths( based on Greek origin Crimea Ostrogoth sample). I cannot upload it now because it has expired but I remember I also had matches the Mycenean Greeks, the Illyrian and the Scythian 270 BC. I used the V5 raw data file but I suppose it would not be much different if I used the converted V3. To be honest I was not impressed. I find K36 ancient genomes similarity better.

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Originally Posted by Brás Garcia de Mascarenhas

I haven't seen Spanish results but I assume that they do. The three of us get close approximations to Spanish samples and my gf even gets Galiza as her best fit, so most Iberians will score Gallo-Roman\Illyrian plus something else.

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I think its also because Illyrians/Thracians were a little more south-west shifted. At least the samples discovered so far. Illyrians come out like Spanish/North Italian like. Its exactly these 2 scoring closer, I imagine all our results would change as the database grows and they average out each sample group.

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Originally Posted by xripkan

Hellenic Romans, Romans and Ostrogoths( based on Greek origin Crimea Ostrogoth sample). I cannot upload it now because it has expired but I remember I also had matches the Mycenean Greeks, the Illyrian and the Scythian 270 BC. I used the V5 raw data file but I suppose it would not be much different if I used the converted V3. To be honest I was not impressed. I find K36 ancient genomes similarity better.

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Ah okay. What is the K36 ancient genome similarity exactly? Was it that one with the charts?