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There are no many sources to tell the truth. Classic historians consider in medieval only eastern and southern Balkans had strong Romanophone Vlach presence (especially Epirus and Thessaly - called Great Wallachia), who later migrated north and west, and this was intensified by Ottoman conquest. Theory goes to say how those Vlachs became Slavophone in Serbia and Bosnia, and admixed with local south Slavs, by the time they arrived to Croatia they were already not very different from autochtonous populations.
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Top 1st most similar populations for each of 100 Armenians from the large group, using K15:
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8.87403516 Georgian_Jew
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6.10656204 Armenian_West
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4.95624858 Turkish_East
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3.74338082 Armenian_East
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4.11110691 Armenian_East
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7.06950493 Armenian_East
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4.57803451 Armenian_East
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5.04690004 Armenian_East
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3.51008547 Armenian_West
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9.86892598 Armenian_East
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4.06535361 Armenian_East
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6.81457996 Armenian_West
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5.43629469 Armenian_East
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6.55656922 Greek_Trabzon
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5.00907177 Armenian_West
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3.58895528 Armenian_West
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6.95898700 Armenian_East
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6.64066262 Georgian_Jew
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5.92984823 Armenian_East
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5.85975255 Armenian_West
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7.12361565 Armenian_East
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4.80038540 Armenian_East
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3.85626763 Armenian_East
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5.38109654 Armenian_West
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2.51207086 Armenian_East
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6.45655481 Armenian_West
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5.83566620 Armenian_East
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5.59656144 Armenian_East
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3.71295031 Armenian_East
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6.32765359 Armenian_East
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5.65756131 Armenian_East
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6.89790548 Armenian_East
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3.59208853 Armenian_East
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5.41176496 Armenian_East
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5.15875954 Armenian_West
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6.37491961 Turkish_East
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6.35547795 Kurd
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5.97380113 Armenian_East
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5.48276390 Assyrian
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6.95292744 Georgian_Jew
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3.90216607 Armenian_West
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3.78132252 Assyrian
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6.18134290 Armenian_East
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4.58287028 Armenian_West
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7.58965085 Armenian_East
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5.35621135 Armenian_West
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5.17185653 Armenian_West
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7.52133632 Armenian_West
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3.91485632 Armenian_West
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4.08547427 Armenian_West
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5.12271412 Georgian_Jew
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4.95947578 Armenian_West
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5.61977758 Georgian_Jew
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6.18624280 Assyrian
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5.02350475 Armenian_East
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7.04736830 Armenian_West
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5.07882861 Assyrian
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2.94930500 Armenian_East
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5.96446980 Armenian_West
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5.08377812 Armenian_East
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4.24517373 Armenian_West
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5.40690300 Georgian_Jew
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6.32667369 Armenian_East
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6.02342926 Armenian_East
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6.09840963 Turkish_East
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2.83015901 Armenian_East
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5.17723865 Armenian_East
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5.32683771 Armenian_West
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4.00966333 Georgian_Jew
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4.85926949 Armenian_West
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4.16209082 Armenian_West
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5.70936073 Armenian_West
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5.59002683 Georgian_Jew
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3.88197115 Armenian_West
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9.44941268 Armenian_East
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2.67121695 Armenian_West
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6.35033070 Armenian_East
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3.24830725 Georgian_Jew
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7.13454974 Armenian_East
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3.87739603 Georgian_Jew
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6.12714452 Armenian_East
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6.99629902 Armenian_West
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4.13213020 Armenian_West
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5.44724701 Armenian_West
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5.10766091 Armenian_East
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4.61416298 Armenian_East
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4.41180235 Armenian_East
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4.97569091 Armenian_East
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4.05907625 Armenian_East
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8.25000606 Turkish_Anatolia
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6.45159670 Armenian_East
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4.07378203 Armenian_East
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4.34903438 Armenian_East
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7.33270073 Georgian_Jew
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6.77059820 Armenian_West
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5.05574920 Armenian_East
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5.65299036 Turkish_East
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7.10558231 Armenian_West
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12.53196712 Azeri_Dagestan
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[QUOTE=Peterski;6406921]Armenia35avg compared to updated K15 spreadsheet:
Looks fairly similar to my Armenian_East average. Which region were these 35 kits from?
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I'm not sure, there is no regional label. But look, one of them even resembles Moldavians.Obviously mixed with Russians.
I think the 100 samples group is much better, and I have regional origins information for each of these 100 samples. Tomorrow I will split them and calculate regional averages.
All of them are from towns in present-day Armenia, but maybe some of these towns are populated by descendants of West Armenians?
PS:
Judging by high similarity to Turkish Trabzon, the sample of 35 Armenians is probably from somewhere close to the Black Sea (or at least a large part of this sample is from there)?
And the Southwest Armenian sample is from areas close to the Mediterranean Sea.
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Yes. But if 50%+ of the samples are of Armenians native to modern Armenia (my assumption), then you'd expect them to get East Armenian as their top population.
So this means either one of two things:
1. Most of the samples (50%+) are of people descended from West Armenian migrants.
2. There are a LOT of East Armenians that score West Armenian as their top population.
Based on the few results I've seen of them, they're not that difficult to distinguish, so that's why I found the Armenians from Armenia getting West Armenian first pretty interesting. Maybe 1/2 of East Armenians are genetically West Armenian-like and the ones that can be distinguished are mainly from the northern part of the country.
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No, I counted roughly 30 out of 100 that get Armenian-West as their top matches. Even then, they are probably very close to Armenian_East. The rest get either Armenian-East or Greek_Trabzon, Turk Trabzon/East. The latter are quite close to Eastern Armenians genetically.
Some Armenians from Armenia do have Western background but that number is a lot lower than 50%. As a matter of fact, the significant bulk of westerners emmigrated just prior to the collapse of the USSR.
38 of those 100 samples on Peterski's last post here are of Armenians from Lebanon too.
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