Ottoman Turk on GEDmatch

[Karkurdu]

The sample seems to be mixed around 1/4 or 1/3. Still a lot better proxy for previous so called"Ottoman" with 40%+ Mongoloid admix.

[Voskos]

The sample seems to be mixed around 1/4 or 1/3. Still a lot better proxy for previous so called"Ottoman" with 40%+ Mongoloid admix.

mixed with what?

[Karkurdu]

mixed with what?

Mixed with the natives, most likely Central Anatolian Greeks.

[Voskos]

Mixed with the natives, most likely Central Anatolian Greeks.

would be interesting to know what language these natives spoke. this was mostly hittite territory apparently.

[Karkurdu]

would be interesting to know what language these natives spoke. this was mostly hittite territory apparently.

Hitties lived 3000 years ago. The region's genetic make up have changed a lot with migrations ever since.

[Voskos]

Hitties lived 3000 years ago. The region's genetic make up have changed a lot with migrations ever since.

well , in terms of modern ethnicities armenians, iranics and assyrians would be a good candidate.

[Karkurdu]

When you mix Central Anatolian Greek average and this sample, you get the average Turkish results:

[Karkurdu]

Cappadocian Greek averages:

https://www.turkishdnaproject.com/kapadokya-rumlari

[lonewolfcypriot]

Very interesting

[Mejgusu]

Although the topic seems to be closed, i have to say that there were no greeks living in this city of my knowledge. Very interesting, my ancestors came exactly at this time to the same city. Unfortunately I hardly find any information about the pre-Turkish history of Kirsehir.