New IllustrativeDNA mode!

[Jingle Bell]

Hi, IllustrativeDna just got a new model, a periodical ancient ancestry mode, which separes ur results in periods

Im using Latin American mode so thats my results:

Bronze Age:

my caucasin part looks good, about 41% Bell Beaker (EEF + WSH) and the rest begin MENA, native am and ssa also looking accurate

Iron Age:

the iberians samples are from IA so they are already Hallsttat admixed (In my case i am scoring 26% from a sample from IA Cantabria, a region were celtic languages were spoken) + 10% extra celtic (im scoring Cotini, which where celts derived from Gauls), the rest is made up of Greco-Roman-Phoenician and some bit o berber, this results are looking VERY accurate

Migration Period (Roman Times):

abt 25% Roman Iberia (Which were a mix of Celt, Iberians, Roman, Phoenicians, Jews, and etc. . ) + 17% Gaul-Roman (The samples seens be a gaul + some roman/latin admixture) the rest is abt 7% levant + 3% Guanche related ancestry, again looks very accurate

Middle Ages:

28% of Iberian Post roman, 12% central Italians, but these italians samples seens kinda North shifted prob from germanic holy roman empire influence + 8% from Frenchs from MA, looks ok, not so accurate as the others periods but looks still good, the rest is some residual I. Celts (Bell Beaker + Hallsttat), levant and NA


Man i was waiting for this mode since so many time ago, and im very happy that they did a good job, all periods seens very historically accurate (just Middle Ages seens a bit weird but still good) i give a Solid 8/10, also u can use many regions like Levant, iberia, Latin America and thats change ur results based in what samples u want, just amazing

[Gallop]

Can you tell me what you get in Global-Global, medieval times?

[HelloGuys]

Imo I received strange results; I preferred the previous version tbh, but later I'll share my new results.

Glad it was very good for you

[Jingle Bell]

Can you tell me what you get in Global-Global, medieval times?

Sure:

Iberian (AD 300–1200)37.6%

West African36.2%

Italian (AD 650–1450)14.4%

Bantu9.0%

South Amerindian (9000 BC–AD 1500) 2.8

[MandM]

I used only 3 pop breakdown

middle ages
Balkans (AD 500–1000)
67.6%
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Baltic (AD 900–1050)
31.2%
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Magyar
1.2%

Migration period
Roman Illyria (AD 100–600)
61.8%
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Slavic (AD 540–1100)
34.6%
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Volga (AD 200–400)
3.6%

Iron Age
Thracian (1100–200 BC)
60.4%
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Balto-Slavic (900–350 BC)
32.8%
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Sarmatian (530–250 BC)
6.8%

Wonder why it changes, in ironage i get Thracian and later on Migration period its Illyrian

[17571imre]

Bronze age:
Illyrian (750–200 BC)
67.4%
Balto-Slavic (900–350 BC)
23.2%
Scythian (750–110 BC)
9.4%

Iron age:
Illyrian (750–200 BC)
67.4%
Balto-Slavic (900–350 BC)
23.2%
Scythian (750–110 BC)
9.4%

Migration period:
Roman Illyria (AD 100–600)
45.6%
Slavic (AD 540–1100)
34.2%
Germanic (AD 100–630)
20.2%

Middle ages:
Slavic (AD 540–1270)
46.6%
Italian (AD 650–1450)
30.0%
France (AD 130–1400)
23.4%

[Jingle Bell]

I used only 3 pop breakdown

middle ages
Balkans (AD 500–1000)
67.6%
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Baltic (AD 900–1050)
31.2%
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Magyar
1.2%

Migration period
Roman Illyria (AD 100–600)
61.8%
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Slavic (AD 540–1100)
34.6%
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Volga (AD 200–400)
3.6%

Iron Age
Thracian (1100–200 BC)
60.4%
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Balto-Slavic (900–350 BC)
32.8%
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Sarmatian (530–250 BC)
6.8%

Wonder why it changes, in ironage i get Thracian and later on Migration period its Illyrian

Prob bcs they dont have Illyrians samples from IA or Thracian samples from Roman times, but overall u looks abt 60% Paleo-Balkanic

[MandM]

My Pontic Greek Friend

Iron Age
Anatolian (780–30 BC)
87.8%
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Balto-Slavic (900–350 BC)
11.0%
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Sub-Saharan African
1.2%

Migration Period
Roman Anatolia (100 BC–AD 700)
78.0%
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Slavic (AD 540–1100)
10.4%
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Roman Levant (BC 50–AD 700)
8.2%
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Hunnic (AD 300–450)

Middle Ages
Byzantine Anatolia (AD 500–1100)
88.4%
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Slavic (AD 540–1270)
5.8%
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Indian Subcontinent (AD 690–990)

Can someone in short explain his, so i can tell him about it

[Jingle Bell]

My Pontic Greek Friend

Iron Age
Anatolian (780–30 BC)
87.8%
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Balto-Slavic (900–350 BC)
11.0%
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Sub-Saharan African
1.2%

Migration Period
Roman Anatolia (100 BC–AD 700)
78.0%
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Slavic (AD 540–1100)
10.4%
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Roman Levant (BC 50–AD 700)
8.2%
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Hunnic (AD 300–450)

Middle Ages
Byzantine Anatolia (AD 500–1100)
88.4%
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Slavic (AD 540–1270)
5.8%
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Indian Subcontinent (AD 690–990)

Can someone in short explain his, so i can tell him about it

Wait, u put on 3 pop or? i think the anatolian is eating aprt of his Greek settler ancestry, in his case pop 5 or no limit would be better

[MandM]

Wait, u put on 3 pop or? i think the anatolian is eating aprt of his Greek settler ancestry, in his case pop 5 or no limit would be better

Found it, give me a sec