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Originally Posted by altaic
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I think Dna.land prediction is better than 23andme overall. I kinda like this chart! 23andme did not mention any of the Dagestani details at all that I should have some..
BTW; Am I the only one who scored Nganasan? Any opinion. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nganasan_people Felt very unique
I am aware they are very low percentage but seems it is not common based on the results I saw on the internet. (Kalash and Nganasan)
Nganasan 1.1%
Nganasan is Some sort of Siberian Yakutian I guess? Any more input?
Wiki History;
“By the middle of the 17th century, Tungusic peoples began to push the Samoyedic peoples northward towards the tundra Taymyr Peninsula, where they merged into one tribe called “Avam Nganasans.” As the Tavgs were the largest Samoyedic group at the time of this merger, their dialect formed the basis of the present-day Nganasan language. In the late 19th century, a group of Tungusic people called the Vanyadyrs also moved to the Eastern Taymyr peninsula where they were absorbed by the Avam Nganasans, resulting in the tribe that is now called Vadeyev Nganasans. In the 19th century, a member of the Dolgans, a Turkic people who lived east of the Nganasans, was also absorbed by the Nganasans, and his descendants formed an eponymous clan, which today, though linguistically fully Samoyedic, is still acknowledged as being Dolgan in origin.”[15]
Kalash 1.9%
I also got Kalash people, seems not common as well. See below some Kalash people from Pakistan. Any more input ?
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That's not what the majority looks like.
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