Maybe you should ask her if she has some Eastern Anatolian ancestry. If she doesn't have any, the connection can be related with a minor Balkan Turkish ancestry.
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Very interesting result from Satsurblia Cave(Georgia), over 13000 years ago!
Y-DNA: J1 FT33726
Gedrosian: 38.87 Pct
Siberian: -
Northwest_African: -
Southeast_Asian: -
Atlantic_Med: -
North_European: 9.81 Pct
South_Asian 0.59 Pct
East_African -
Southwest_Asian: -
East_Asian: -
Caucasian: 47.87 Pct
Sub-Saharan: 1.87 Pct
Sub Saharan African always turns up in ancient samples. That is because of the quality of the samples. When the calculators can't assign certain genes it automatically gets assigned to SSA.
The more archaic the samples are the more common ancestry to other roups that is natural. At one point Eurasians and SSA had a common origin .
Another possibility is that Satsurbila like ancestry reached South Asia (very likely) and Sub Saharan Africa.
Another ancient result from nowadays Kazakhstan(3700-300 years ago). I would say obviously no Turkic/preTurkic but too weird for early IE? Maybe some kind of steppe, or?
Botai culture:
Gedrosian: 20.02 Pct
Siberian: 29.44 Pct
Northwest_African: -
Southeast_Asian: -
Atlantic_Med: -
North_European: 47.01 Pct
South_Asian: 3.17 Pct
East_African -
Southwest_Asian: -
East_Asian: -
Caucasian: -
SSA: 0.37 Pct