Pre-Roman samples
Roman and post-Roman samples
Western EEF dominates in pre-Roman samples, although some individuals also benefit slightly from LBK. The second group is the complete opposite, only a few of them strongly prefer the native EEF references, that includes the Visigothic samples and those with high East Med+North African. Naturally the Reconquista changed the scenario. Since north/central Spanish (Leonese and Castillians) derive more of their ancestry from pre-Roman Iberia,
they will prefer Western EEF more strongly than Galician-Portuguese or Catalan speakers do. I think.
This should imply that the Portuguese derive less of their ancestry from indigenous peoples of Iberia (with some exceptions, such as yours truly), not that this is surprising, but there it is.
Edit: Simulated Roman Portuguese samples. I don't trust these coordinates, but for the sake of completeness here they are
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