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    Quote Originally Posted by FinalFlash View Post
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    How big was the impact of Pontic/Anatolian migration to Greece in the 1920s? I mean there might be many young people today in Mainland Greece with one or two such grandparents.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Leto View Post
    How big was the impact of Pontic/Anatolian migration to Greece in the 1920s? I mean there might be many young people today in Mainland Greece with one or two such grandparents.
    among the academic samples, there are 3 probable half-Pontics from Athens, 1 from Smyrna, 2 from Macedonia, and one full Pontic from Macedonia.

    maybe that's representative?

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    Quote Originally Posted by vbnetkhio View Post
    among the academic samples, there are 3 probable half-Pontics from Athens, 1 from Smyrna, 2 from Macedonia, and one full Pontic from Macedonia.

    maybe that's representative?
    Well, I'd say they shouldn't be removed because they are Greeks too and that migration happened almost a century ago.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Leto View Post
    How big was the impact of Pontic/Anatolian migration to Greece in the 1920s? I mean there might be many young people today in Mainland Greece with one or two such grandparents.
    Most Greeks from Pontus settled in Makedonia. There are still many many families who haven't "mixed" (not the correct term, but you know what I mean) as they founded their own villages. Hundreds of thousands.

    As for Greeks from the Constantinople and Smyrna areas, they brought influences of Greco-Anatolian culture to the current borders of Greece, but genetically they are the same as everyone else.

    Cappadocian Greek impact is very small.

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    Awesome job! Here one more greek from Patras - Velimachi,18.58,15.11,21.99,9.03,29.75,3.24,1.29,0 ,0,0.10,0.56,0.35,0

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    Quote Originally Posted by vbnetkhio View Post
    sorry, it would take me 5 hours to sort them all into vahaduo format.
    this was a "study" focused on Greeks, i think the vahaduo averages are good enough to represent Macedonians, they aren't too far from the truth, at least.



    you can send them to me on PM, that would be great.
    I disagree with this , even on mine(ph2ter's) pca you can see, nothing in common with ur's pca, these results are far from truth but okay like you said this is thread for Greeks.
    I will send you in PM, when you have time do that.
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    Distance: 1.7117% / 0.01711654 | R3P
    49.6 Ancient-Macedonian
    27.2 Illyrian
    23.2 Balto-Slavic_IA

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    Quote Originally Posted by JohnnyP View Post
    I disagree with this , even on mine(ph2ter's) pca you can see, nothing in common with ur's pca, these results are far from truth but okay like you said this is thread for Greeks.
    I will send you in PM, when you have time do that.
    so you don't have the results in horizonal format? (e.g. sample_name,23,25,20,10,.... etc.)

    btw, ph2ter's thingy is a t-sne, not a PCA. it works very differently, and it's basically useless for showing genetic admixture, imo.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JohnnyP View Post
    I disagree with this , even on mine(ph2ter's) pca you can see, nothing in common with ur's pca, these results are far from truth but okay like you said this is thread for Greeks.
    I will send you in PM, when you have time do that.
    here it is with the new Macedonian and Bulgarian samples:



    it's still very similar.
    Last edited by vbnetkhio; 10-07-2020 at 06:00 PM.

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