Interesting. I renamed the average to "Albanian_Catholic_Mirdite", maybe the low Baltic is specific just for that area.
Maybe it's something even smaller, just a couple of villages, who knows
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I think he is kind of an outlier, it is unlikely that on average they are that distinct from the rest of the Albanians.
https://i.imgur.com/8QVy8ah.png
Isn't Kelmendasi partly from Montenegro?
If this has been shared, disregard.
An error seems to have crept into the the https://vahaduo.genetics.ovh/ script. The distance is misreporting the percentage amount. Need to move the decimal point two positions.
https://vahaduo.genetics.ovh/G25anci...es-scaled.html
Target: PLogan_scaled
Distance: 0.0199% / 0.01991149
27.2 Scotland_LIA_low_res
24.7 England_IA_EarlyMedieval
23.2 Scotland_MIA
7.7 ESP_LBA_low_res
6.3 DEU_LBK_KD
4.7 VK2020_POL_Krakow_MA
3.8 DEU_Karsdorf_LN
2.4 TUR_Kaman-Kalehoyuk_MLBA_low_res
I would propose, if others agree as well, to replace the entire K13 ancients spreadsheet with this one:
https://pastebin.com/raw/43AZUZP1
https://pastebin.com/raw/BUEvuPUW
The "Western Thrace" sample is Laconian ,same as the guy whose coords you posted.
Btw the most Italic/Paleobalkan(High NA and relatively lower baltic compared to other Balkaners with high NA) shifted people are found in Greece ,there probably exist many areas with such profiles.
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Either there's a substrate like Logas02 or it's an Arvanite profile which for some reason differs to most Albanians.