Moorish genetic legacy?

[Nassbean]

Doesn't this mean Berber came after 6000 BCE? The earlier sample is almost pure Iberomaurusian.

the early capsian remains (8th millenium BC) were found in Tunisia so I suppose it took them more time to influenced the rest of the maghreb but do not forget that IAM people are also part of our dna they were not totally replaced

[SharpFork]

the early capsian remains (8th millenium BC) were found in Tunisia so I suppose it took them more time to influenced the rest of the maghreb but do not forget that IAM people are also part of our dna they were not totally replaced

I guess given that IAM is in Morocco it could have took a while before the Capsians reached it.

[Rocinante]

Only 2%? You have to keep in mind that the Moors didn't just bring SSA and Red Sea-like DNA but also some farmer genes. Using nMone it varies from about 3-4% close to the Pyreneés to 10-11% in the West and South.

"distance%=3.1615"

Spanish_Aragon

Barcin_N,54.2
Yamnaya_Samara,26.6
WHG,12.8
Mozabite,3.4
Yamnaya_Kalmykia,3

"distance%=2.4797"

Spanish_Castilla_La_Mancha

Barcin_N,53.4
Yamnaya_Samara,16.2
Yamnaya_Kalmykia,13.6
WHG,11.8
Mozabite,5

"distance%=2.1625"

Spanish_Galicia

Barcin_N,48.6
Yamnaya_Samara,28.8
WHG,11.6
Mozabite,11

"distance%=2.3004"

Spanish_Extremadura

Barcin_N,49.8
Yamnaya_Samara,29.2
WHG,10.8
Mozabite,10.2

EEF is european, no matter what who brings it, and no, this EEF was brought by EEFs itselfs and Neolithic revolution in Iberia. The pre-celtic iberian had 3/4 of EEF.

[Aren]

EEF is european, no matter what who brings it, and no, this EEF was brought by EEFs itselfs and Neolithic revolution in Iberia. The pre-celtic iberian had 3/4 of EEF.

This thread’s name is ”Moorish genetic legacy”. You simply don’t use Paleolithic genomes from North Africa to find out how much Moorish heritage you have. Modern day Moroccans and the medieval Guanches would be the most optimal choices.

[Rocinante]

This thread’s name is ”Moorish genetic legacy”. You simply don’t use Paleolithic genomes from North Africa to find out how much Moorish heritage you have. Modern day Moroccans and the medieval Guanches would be the most optimal choices.

I give a fuck of what you consider moorish or not, if that would be the case, then you are european plus moor plus mongol. EEF is only european because it peaks in europeans, i don't care if moors had it.

[Aren]

I give a fuck of what you consider moorish or not, if that would be the case, then you are european plus moor plus mongol. EEF is only european because it peaks in europeans, i don't care if moors had it.

What I consider? It is THE definition of Moors. They were a medieval phenomenon and were nowhere near fully Taforalt-like.
If you want to suppress the NA influence in Iberia by using Paleolithic samples then go ahead, but don't act like it's the correct way to calculate actual Moorish input.

[Rocinante]

What I consider? It is THE definition of Moors. They were a medieval phenomenon and were nowhere near fully Taforalt-like.
If you want to suppress the NA influence in Iberia by using Paleolithic samples then go ahead, but don't act like it's the correct way to calculate actual Moorish input.

That's how every scientist does not only me. The true admixture of an individual is by ancient DNA.