Dodecad k12b West, Central & South Asian results Vol. 2

Very interesting:

50% Turkmen from Syria +50% Arab from Syria

Turkmen side claims to have migrated from Turkmenistan in 18/19th century
Y DNA: J-M172

Gedrosian: 12.92
Siberian: 1.54
Northwest_African: 6.09
Southeast_Asian: 0.70
Atlantic_Med: 10.78
North_European: 4.47
South_Asian 1.64
East_African 4.31
Southwest_Asian: 22.45
East_Asian: 3.23
Caucasian: 31.26
Sub-Saharan: 0.63

Distance to: Syrian(Turkmen+Arab)
10.79291434 Jordanians
11.30733833 Syrians
11.34358850 Lebanese
13.58433289 Palestinian
14.43212736 Nusayri_Turkey
14.51784764 Turk_Southeast
14.73492111 Turkmen_Iraq
16.12085916 Turk_South
16.19471827 Turk_Central_West
16.71519070 Turk_Anatolia
16.71896528 Turk_Central_East
16.98449882 Kurd_Sorani
17.14743129 Azerbaijani
17.32370919 Egyptans
17.33272627 Turk_Southwest
17.61039750 Azerbaijani_Iran
17.86823438 Turk_West_BlackSea
17.90048882 Turk_Central_Black_Sea
18.23634558 Kurd_Kurmanji
18.26030668 Azerbaijani_Turkey
18.28532198 Uzbekistan_Jews
18.66576010 Yoruk
18.71537336 Turk_Northwest
19.28400892 Iraq_Jews
19.46816632 Zaza

Target: Syrian(Turkmen+Arab)
Distance: 2.0460% / 2.04604201 | ADC: 0.25x
71.2 Jordanians
12.2 Turkmen_Uzbekistan
5.2 Tajiks
4.2 Tajik_Herat
3.2 Moroccan
1.8 Egyptans
1.4 Canarias
0.8 Uygur

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Originally Posted by Kyp

Very interesting

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a fellow J2b alpha

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Originally Posted by Kyp

Very interesting:

50% Turkmen from Syria +50% Arab from Syria

Turkmen side claims to have migrated from Turkmenistan in 18/19th century
Y DNA: J-M172

Gedrosian: 12.92
Siberian: 1.54
Northwest_African: 6.09
Southeast_Asian: 0.70
Atlantic_Med: 10.78
North_European: 4.47
South_Asian 1.64
East_African 4.31
Southwest_Asian: 22.45
East_Asian: 3.23
Caucasian: 31.26
Sub-Saharan: 0.63

Target: Syrian(Turkmen+Arab)
Distance: 2.0460% / 2.04604201 | ADC: 0.25x
71.2 Jordanians
12.2 Turkmen_Uzbekistan
5.2 Tajiks
4.2 Tajik_Herat
3.2 Moroccan
1.8 Egyptans
1.4 Canarias
0.8 Uygur

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Finally! A Syrian Turkmen, not fully part but its very cool to see that. There were a lot of Turkmens in Syria, my tribe was once deported to Rakka. I am still asking what happened to them. Do you know from where, it looks like the person is from southern Syria? I never heard of Turkmens who migrated from Central Asia to Syria in 18/19th century.

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Originally Posted by Bender1999

Finally! A Syrian Turkmen, not fully part but its very cool to see that. There were a lot of Turkmens in Syria, my tribe was once deported to Rakka. I am still asking what happened to them. Do you know from where, it looks like the person is from southern Syria? I never heard of Turkmens who migrated from Central Asia to Syria in 18/19th century.

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No I don't know from where.. Maybe it's just some kind of family telling. I also have never heard of it. They don't really know themselves.

Half Turkmen and still ca. 5% EE, so the Turkmen side might be 10% or so. For Syria that's quite a bit.

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Originally Posted by Leto

Half Turkmen and still ca. 5% EE, so the Turkmen side might be 10% or so. For Syria that's quite a bit.

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Someone in the group said that Nogays were settled by the Ottomans in Syria/Golan in that time

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Originally Posted by Leto

Half Turkmen and still ca. 50% EE, so the Turkmen side might be 10% or so. For Syria that's quite a bit.

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There were a lot of Turkmens in Syria, before Turks migrated to Anatolia they settled in Syria. I don’t know since and until when, but there were Yörüks who spent the summer in Sivas and went to Aleppo in the winters.

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Originally Posted by Kyp

Someone in the group said that Nogays were settled by the Ottomans in Syria/Golan in that time

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I never heard something like that, just many Circissian were settled to Syria but Nogais?

Edit: Nogais were in Northsyria but no information about settlements. They were probably irregular soldiers?

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Originally Posted by Bender1999

Finally! A Syrian Turkmen, not fully part but its very cool to see that. There were a lot of Turkmens in Syria, my tribe was once deported to Rakka. I am still asking what happened to them. Do you know from where, it looks like the person is from southern Syria? I never heard of Turkmens who migrated from Central Asia to Syria in 18/19th century.

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Şam Türkmens were migrated to the Balkans in the 18th century thanks to the tribe wars between Turks and Arabs in the region. But their origin should be different than the Golan Turkmens. They were absorbed among Balkan Turks.


Two results from the region they were settled:

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Admix Results (sorted):

#        Population        Percent
1        Caucasus        24.82
2        North_European        22.7
3        Atlantic_Med        21.58
4        Southwest_Asian        10.43
5        Gedrosia        8.45
6        Siberian        3.76
7        East_Asian        3.68
8        South_Asian        2.36
9        Northwest_African        2.12
10        Sub_Saharan        0.1

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Admix Results (sorted):

#        Population        Percent
1        Caucasus        28.64
2        North_European        25.01
3        Atlantic_Med        19.59
4        Southwest_Asian        11.09
5        Gedrosia        6.86
6        Siberian        4.88
7        East_Asian        1.67
8        Northwest_African        1.16
9        Southeast_Asian        1.1

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Slightly elevated Southwest Asian and African, that's it.

Pre-Turkic Azerbaijan, Kur-Araz lowland 5140 years old
yDNA: G-Y37100

Gedrosian: 22.08 Pct
Siberian: -
Northwest_African: -
Southeast_Asian: -
Atlantic_Med: 4.26 Pct
North_European: 5.63 Pct
South_Asian -
East_African -
Southwest_Asian: 7.07 Pct
East_Asian: -
Caucasian: 60.95 Pct
Sub-Saharan: -

Iranian from Fars province

# Population Percent

1 Caucasus 37.91
2 Gedrosia 29.09
3 Southwest_Asian 13.45
4 Atlantic_Med 8.00
5 North_European 6.79
6 South_Asian 3.45