i've seen folks on the illustrative subreddit post their Fst charts to various ancient groups with such extension as .SG or .AG
Im banned from reddit so I can't respond to them.
But I want to say here that Fst does not work the way you want it to (showing your genetic distance to some group) with haploid samples.
It works as intended only with diploid groups.
Here's a comparison of Fst of modern french vs some modern diploid ethnicities (Mbuti,Australian) vs Iron age Gauls who are basically identical to french on a PCA
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Notice how the French end up closer to Mbuti than to Iron age Gauls? That's because the Gaul sample is non diploid.
It gets even more tricky when you compare yourself with haploid groups that consist of multiple samples. When you do that, essentially the more samples a group has the lower the Fst will be. That's because according to statistics, with more samples the allele frequency will be closer to the expected frequency in that population
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Hopefully someone here can drop this in the illustrative subreddit so folks know how to interpret Fst the right way