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Here we see that BMAC people were very interesting and sort of different from modern of today. The most similar would be Kurmanji Kurds and Baloch but even they are not exactly their immediate relatives otherwise their scores would have been 1800
Also notice how far away Estonians are from BMAC folks
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Yes but Eline/MS85 claimed IA Hasanlu is a Mede/Aryan.
But again it shows talking about Iranics (Persians, Kurds etc) without migration from North East is pointless. The native element is which could be part Proto-Armenians is shared with Western Iranians, but it's not Iranic.
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Turkmenistan-IA is very Iranic as you may have read in other places
Also notice the gap between Iranics and Estonians is small compared to the other charts I posted
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With Haji-Firuz-IA Kurds with an insignificant lead over Armenians but as Kyp mentioned one should characterize IA Haji Firuz and Hasanlu as general NW Iranic/Armenian instead of assign him to a specific modern group
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I'll post the others later. Sintashta's chart is interested with Estonians with a huge lead and so is Pakistan-Barikot-IA
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It would've been nice to include Iranians among the populations. Cool study.
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