West Slavic GEDmatch kits
Does anyone have any kit numbers they can give me from primarily West Slavic admixed individuals?
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This is basically a Lusatian Sorb, but from a community that was Germanized 300-200 years ago:
https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...Dmatch-results
The individual is from Kurmärkisch-Wendische Distrikt (region of Beeskow-Fürstenwalde) - part of Brandenburg where Sorbian (Lower Lusatian) language was dominant until the 18th century.
Fascinating one. Thank you.Originally Posted by Peterski
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8 Upper Sorbs compared to Beeskow German (see the link below) in Eurogenes K36:
https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...Dmatch-results
About 300 years ago Beeskow was a community of Lower Sorbs, later Germanized:
https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...=1#post5604554
Kurmärkisch-Wendische Distrikt (Beeskow-Fürstenwalde area) - part of Brandenburg where Sorbian (Lower Lusatian) language was dominant until the 1700s and only Germanization policies of Prussian administration and Lutheran church led to its extinction.
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More about Beeskow: https://leibnizsozietaet.de/wp-conte...02_loetsch.pdf
And here: Frido Metsk, Der Kurmärkisch-Wendische Distrikt. Ein Beitrag zur Geschichte
der Territorien Bärwalde, Beeskow, Storkow, Teupitz und Zossen unter besonderer
Berücksichtigung des 16. Bis 18. Jahrhunderts, Bautzen 1965: VEB Domowina-Verlag.
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For comparison here my dad's kit (all recent ancestry from Southern Wielkopolska, all surnames in recent generations Slavic Polish):
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What do you think about his results & possible explanations? I suppose that other Polish people from his sub-region have similar results.
Last edited by Peterski; 11-22-2018 at 02:24 AM.
I’m not sure what the typical South Polish results on these tests would be so I’m unsure if he is typical or not. I would assume so, but I also know historically the southern area of Poland is one of the most visited by foreigners as tourists outside of the country.
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Please unquote the kit number.
He is not from southern Poland but from southern part of this region:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greater_Poland
I mainly mean his K15 results like 80% South Polish + 20% North German, etc. (so 20% above Polish average).
No idea where this admixture is from. See also other results he got:
His DNA Land results are:
His DNA Tribes results are:
Unquoted.Please unquote the kit number.
He is not from southern Poland but from southern part of this region:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greater_Poland
I mainly mean his K15 results like 80% South Polish + 20% North German, etc. (so 20% above Polish average).
No idea where this admixture is from. See also other results he got:
His DNA Land results are:
His DNA Tribes results are:
That’s interesting. Pardon, I skimmed and misunderstood. Do you know if it is possible that he has Czech or Slovakian admixture somewhere along the way? Long ago German admixture is also a possibility. How far back have you been able to trace his paper trail?
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I traced the paper trail only back to his 8 great-grandparents so far. I doubt he has any Czech or German.
Probably this is from Iron Age Celtic and Germanic tribes in Poland. And some of it can be recent Scottish:
https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...ttish-Diaspora
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