Classify Ancient Anatolian (face reconstruction)

[Hudayar]

She was from Kayseri

[Kamal900]

Not exactly realistic, but she kinda looks Kurdish to me.

[Hudayar]

She actually looks like a Turkish actress from Trabzon

[Kamal900]

She actually looks like a Turkish actress from Trabzon

Pretty much, yeah. I think Turks are simply a mix between local Anatolians and Turkic migrants to Anatolia.

[Albobalboa]

Pretty much, yeah. I think Turks are simply a mix between local Anatolians and Turkic migrants to Anatolia.

Why think something when there are facts regarding it? They are exactly that, with the vast majority being local Anatolian with perhaps some Turkic influence.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geneti...Turkish_people

"Autosomal studies with recent methodology estimate the Central Asian contribution in Turkish people at 13-15%"

[Hudayar]

Why think something when there are facts regarding it? They are exactly that, with the vast majority being local Anatolian with perhaps some Turkic influence.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geneti...Turkish_people

"Autosomal studies with recent methodology estimate the Central Asian contribution in Turkish people at 13-15%"

Central Asian is used as a synonym of mongoloid in that article. Besides the same article says we have 21.7% east asian influence
here https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...natolian-Turks take a look at this if you want to know about us.

[Albobalboa]

Central Asian is used as a synonym of mongoloid in that article. Besides the same article says we have 21.7% east asian influence
here https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...natolian-Turks take a look at this if you want to know about us.

"Several studies have concluded that the genetic haplogroups indigenous to Western Asia have the largest share in the gene pool of the present-day Turkish population. An admixture analysis determined that the Anatolian Turks share most of their genetic ancestry with non-Turkic populations in the region and the 12th century is set as an admixture date. However, isolates with dominant Central Asian genetic makeup were found at an Afshar village near Ankara." https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geneti...Turkish_people

[Hudayar]

"Several studies have concluded that the genetic haplogroups indigenous to Western Asia have the largest share in the gene pool of the present-day Turkish population. An admixture analysis determined that the Anatolian Turks share most of their genetic ancestry with non-Turkic populations in the region and the 12th century is set as an admixture date. However, isolates with dominant Central Asian genetic makeup were found at an Afshar village near Ankara." https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geneti...Turkish_people

and? haplogroups will obviously be west asian. even the Ottoman family itself is J2 hence west asian. what are we even arguing about?

[StonyArabia]

Looks Kurdish or Turkish

[Albobalboa]

and? haplogroups will obviously be west asian. even the Ottoman family itself is J2 hence west asian. what are we even arguing about?

We're not arguing, I don't even know what case you were trying to make. I responed to MrCee as he "thought" something, which has already been proven by genetic testing. Turks in Anatolia are for the most part native Anatolian descent.