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@Nato, you don't need to place them on the map, I justed wanted to post this family - Armenian/Russian mix
1. Armenian man
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2. Russian woman
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3. Their son - 1/2 Armenian, 1/2 Russian
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4. Son's wife, Russian (probably of Ukrainian origin)
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5. Son's child #1 (daughter)
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6. Son's child #2 (son)
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The kids are pretty much Russian to me, assimilated enough. I would consider them fully Russian. The Armenian man is R-M269, by the way.
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^^^^very interesting bruv. Do you want me to plot them ? It's not a big deal.
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53 - Rusian, Armenian (father)
54 - Russian, Armenian (daughter)
55 - Russian, Armenian (son)
Daughter and son plot pretty differently actually. I expected it when filling in their values, which aren't so identical. Do you know how they look like ?
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Some Ukrainians and to a lesser extent South Russians with Ukrainian ancestry have recent or ancient Vlach-like admixture and that is why they are shifted to the balkan/east Mediterranean. Much of (south)western Ukraine was probably Vlach-like prior to Slavs. Somehow Poland and Western Ukraine were very southern in Pre-Slavic times. What is weird because Corded Ware was originally from this region but it seems that they moved out of this places and the local Neolithic farmers stayed there mostly
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I probably already asked you this question somewhere but i don't find the answer anymore. Do you have kits from Central Russia especially from places like Ivanovo, Wladimir and Tver? I want to test my wife who is mainly from Central Russia (Wladimir, Ivanovo,..) but i decided to test her brother to get also the y-dna of her father (paternal line is originally from Kursk) so i will do this when i am again in Russia.
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He definitely needs to test his subclade but i expect him to be under Z2124. A Ottoman orgin is possible but there are many other possibilities . It could be from Alans or Avars. R1a-Z93 is found in small frequencies (less than 1%) almost everywhere in Europe. Even in places like Britain or Spain. Also R1a-Z93 was found in Late Bronze Age Bulgaria and was maybe also brought to some extent by Proto-Greeks/Proto-Balkan-IEs
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