Viminacium YDNA leaked

[Varda]

Yes,it's mentioned in archeological description of the area. Seems huge melting pot, with Balkan legionares being main stock there. But also soldiers from other provinces.
Also some Germanics and Alans-Scythians. It seem actual Romans from Italy were fewest.

It seems population of Roman Viminacium was mix of romanized natives, settlers from middle east and Roman colonists from Italy.

[Jana]

It seems population of Roman Viminacium was mix of romanized natives, settlers from middle east and Roman colonists from Italy.

+ some few barbarians (but not Slavic)
Seems so, yes.

[vbnetkhio]

It's highly likely that's the case when you look at modern Y-DNA. In southern Serbia and Bulgaria E-V13 reaches 20%.

actually, in Bulgaria it's around 20%, in Southern Serbia and Montnegro it's around 30

[Bosniensis]

I don't trust this research before at least Serbian or any Balkan team confirms similar results.

[Caballero]

E-V13 dispersal is related to the turbulences of Late Bronze Age. We don't see any E-V13 in Early Bronze Age Bulgaria, neither in Early Bronze Age North Serbia Maros/Mokrin culture which was part of East Carpathian Bronze Age. We will neither see it in Early Bronze Age Greece or Albania.

It's the somewhere in between Alpine-Pannonia/West-Carpathians where E-V13 initially started to spread. It wasn't a Neolithic Balkan haplogroup at all. Just as I2a2-Din spread during Early Middle Ages in the Balkans, E-V13 did in a similar fashion during Middle to Late Bronze Age.

[bained]

Viminacium.jpg Found this on the Serbian archeology Facebook group. It appears to be reconstruction of the skulls found there.

[Not a Cop]

From upcoming Reich lab paper.


Timacum Minus, Kuline necropolis - 5 (labeled Serbia_Early_Middle_Age):

I2 x 2 (M423 x 2)

E x 1 (L618)

J x 1 (M304)

R1b x 1 (P312>DF99)

Interesting, a rare case of my subclade among ancient DNA.

[Ebion]

From upcoming Reich lab paper.



Viminacium - 28 (labeled Serbia_Roman):

E x 13 (L618 x 6; L618>V13 x 3; Z830 x 1; Z830>M123 x 1; Z1902 x 1; M96 x 1)

G x 5 (PF3148 x 1; PF3148>L91 x 1; P303 x 1; L497 x 1; L497>Z1815 x 1)

R1b x 3 (Z2103 x 1; U106 x 1; U152>L2>Z367 x 1)

R1a x 2 (Z2124>Z2122 x 1; Z2124>Z2123 x 1)

J x 2 (M304 x 1; L24 x 1)

T x 1 (M184)

I1 x 1 (M253)

I2 x 1 (L596)


Timacum Minus, Slog necropolis - 10 (labeled Serbia_Roman):

E x 3 (M35 x 1; L618 x 1; L618>V13 x 1)

J x 3 (M304 x 1; M410 x 1; M241 x 1)

R1b x 2 (Z2103 x 1; Z2103>CTS1450 x 1)

G x 1 (CTS342>FGC12126)

I1 x 1 (Z58>CTS8647)


Timacum Minus, Kuline necropolis - 5 (labeled Serbia_Early_Middle_Age):

I2 x 2 (M423 x 2)

E x 1 (L618)

J x 1 (M304)

R1b x 1 (P312>DF99)


Lepenski Vir - 2:

E x 1 (M35) - Serbia_Roman

J x 1 (M102) - Serbia_Medieval


Mediana - 2 (labeled Serbia_Gepid):

G x 1 (P287)

I1 x 1 (Z58>CTS8647)


Gomolava - 1 (labeled Serbia_Medieval):

I2 x 1 (M423>L621>CTS4002)

It seems that the Romans were responsible for the spread of E-V13 in the Balkans. This may also explain why Ancient Greeks were J2 and G whereas Modern "Greeks" are E-V13.

[Dick]

I’ve been out of the loop regarding all of this lately. Is there an update on when ancient autosomal samples will come out?

[Jana]

I’ve been out of the loop regarding all of this lately. Is there an update on when ancient autosomal samples will come out?

I don't know, but hope soon, let's say early next year.