Estimate your ancestral/ethnic make-up throughout history

[Creoda]

Based on everything you know.

Eg:

1000 AD
1 AD
1000 BC
2000 BC

etc

[Creoda]

bttt

[ph2ter]

Firstly, we should define ethnicities for every period.

I propose:
2000 BCE: Bell Beakers, Corded Ware, Baden, Yamna, Proto-Greeks, Iberians, Pelasgians...
1000 BCE: Celts, Balto-Slavs, Nordics-Germanics, Britons, Scythians, Illyrians, Thracians, Greeks, Italics, Iberians (Lusitanians, Celtiberians, Aquitanians, Tartessians)
1 AD: Isles Celts, Gauls, CE Celts (Boii, Taurisci), Balkan Celts (Skordisci...), Balto-Slavs, Germanics, Greeks, Romans, Iberians, Aquitanians, Illyrians, Thracians, Dacians, Finnics
1000 AD: Greeks, Latini, Iberians, Anglo-Saxons, Longobards, Franks, East Germanics, Slavs, Balts, Finnics

then we can make calculators.

[loschbour_man]

Tolan neolithic and bronze age caluclators on admixturestudio are aimed for this
also this:
https://gen3553.pagesperso-orange.fr/ADN/K36expe3.htm

[Voskos]

According to ancestrydna and 23andme (averaged) , 1/3 italian, 1/3 Balkan, 1/3 West Asian and levantine. Roughly.

[WeirdLookingFellow]

1000 AD: RISE569 somehow. Slavo-Vlacho-Cuman. Some Turan guy implants his genes (or did even longer ago during Yamnaya, what do I know) and fades out.
1 AD: Dacian Übermensch /s Some Thraco-Sarmato-Daco-Celtic mix
1000 BC : Some Proto-Celto-Scytho-Farmer in the Balkans
2000 BC : Yamnaya, post-LBK, whatever kind of farmer that BR2 guy was because I'm closest to him

[Bakha]

Hun Tian Shyan 100%

[Dawnbringer]

2000 BCE: Bell Beaker, Unetice, Corded Ware

1000 BCE: Urnfield, Atlantic Bronze Age

1 AD: Late La-Tène, Przework, Gaels

1000 AD: Franconians, Swabians, Polanes, Gaels

[Creoda]

Firstly, we should define ethnicities for every period.

I propose:
2000 BCE: Bell Beakers, Corded Ware, Baden, Yamna, Proto-Greeks, Iberians, Pelasgians...
1000 BCE: Celts, Balto-Slavs, Nordics-Germanics, Britons, Scythians, Illyrians, Thracians, Greeks, Italics, Iberians (Lusitanians, Celtiberians, Aquitanians, Tartessians)
1 AD: Isles Celts, Gauls, CE Celts (Boii, Taurisci), Balkan Celts (Skordisci...), Balto-Slavs, Germanics, Greeks, Romans, Iberians, Aquitanians, Illyrians, Thracians, Dacians, Finnics
1000 AD: Greeks, Latini, Iberians, Anglo-Saxons, Longobards, Franks, East Germanics, Slavs, Balts, Finnics

then we can make calculators.

People have done enough calculators, it's time to draw some conclusions. Sometimes I think people here are bots that just exist to run (or ask for) calculators.

An estimate of my ancestry

1500 AD: 48-50% English, 48-50% Irish, 0-2% Welsh
1000 AD: 47-49% English, 48-50% Irish, 1-2% Welsh, 1-2% Norman/Northern French
1 AD: c. 28% Briton, c. 40% Gael, c.20% Angle/Saxon, 7-8% Dane/Norse, 2-3% Northern Gaul, c. 1% Roman/Med
1200 BC: c. 15% British BA, c. 30% Irish BA, 27-28% proto-Germanic, 22-23% proto-Celtic/Gaulish, c. 1% Med

[Bunalim]

What would be the best way to find this out?