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Nobody ever claimed here Fatyanovo was Slavic. The point is that Fatyanovo or Sintashta were in terms of genetic affinity closest to Central Russians not because of direct ancestry from them but because many Central Russians preserved Corded Ware ancestry in very high amounts similar to Scandinavians, Ukrainians/Poles and Balts. Fatyanovo itself was basically fully replaced from migrations from the west and east but Fatyanovo came from Corded Ware in Central-East Europe so Proto-Slavs as being CWC-derived and from Ukraine/Belarus were stil close to them even after 3000 years. So you had two very important migrations from the Middle Dnjepr region into Central Russia. One around 3000 B.C which was Proto-Indo-Iranian ( Fatyanovo) and one 3500 years later which was Proto-Slavic and brought Slavic languages to Russia. Obviously Proto-Slavs were not anymore identical to CWC groups from the Middle Dnyepr region 3500 years ago but still around 70% CWC-like with 20% extra Farmer and 10% extra HG ancestry.
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Based on what?
That's what makes Bronze age Russians more similar to Scandinavians than to Slavs. Genetic drift is behind all genetic variation out there so you can't just choose to ignore it when it is convenient.
That's my point, Bronze Age Russians are closer to modern-day Scandinavians.
I never said they did.
Balto-Slavic drift pulls Slavs away from Bronze Age steppe people, so they are farther from them regardless of admixture proportions.
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What the fuck are you doing on this forum, punk? You are not European and don't belong here. In fact you don't belong in Altai either, since they aren't Muslim turds like you. I don't care about you and wouldn't enage with you but it's not the first time you are provoking me first. Get the fuck outta here!
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No they are not because we talk here about ancestry and admixture. The drift is also causing the pseudo-EHG we see in so many Global25 models which neither fits uniparentals and historical evidence (EHG was already replaced by Fatyanovo and Finno-Ugrians, Balto-Slavs had only contact with Baltic HGs). Genetic drift among Slavs is higher and quite extreme because Balto-Slavs compared to West Europeans IEs were for the most time a much smaller population which quite recently exploded in numbers but this is not making some real genetic change or means it is all coming from new admixture. Global25 like Gedmatch calcs include modern drift to model modern admixture but these decreases the accurary of the models for ancient pops that is why many prefer QpAdm and formal methods for ancient pops which are less effected by drift. Fatyanovo-Sintashta predates both West Euro and East Euro drift so there is really no logic in saying they were much much closer to Scandinavians. The genetic differences between Scandinavians and Balto-Slavs without exotic admixture are mainly caused by drift which only started to form during the Bronze Age. Without drift Ukrainians cluster with Swedes. Also if anything East Europeans have an exiting Fatyanovo substrate even if mainly around 5-10% Scandinavians have none of it.
Here are Qpadm results from Davidski showing that steppe ancestry is very similar among East and West Euros
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