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[Xavier727]

Attachment 146860



Czechia_IA is fairly Germanic for a Celtic sample
Target: Czechia_IA_La_Tene_(Northwest_Euro_Profile)
Distance: 0.1801% / 0.00180094 | ADC: 0.25x RC
27.8 Swedish
18.0 Irish
11.0 German_Hamburg
9.6 Danish
9.4 French_Brittany
6.8 Dutch
5.4 Scottish
4.6 Norwegian
4.2 German
3.2 German_East

Target: Czechia_IA_La_Tene_(Northwest_Euro_Profile)
Distance: 0.4182% / 0.00418249 | ADC: 0.5x RC
36.2 Swedish
22.8 Danish
13.2 German
12.6 Irish
9.4 Norwegian
5.8 Orcadian

[frankhammer]

[chinshen]

[Fistora]

[Mallisharrit]

[Albannach]

[Fistora]

Attachment 146852

Very Yamnaya

EDIT: Anyone knows the sample used for German_Hamburg? It's closer to me than Polish_Wielkopolska

its just an outlier sample:
German_Hamburg_o_(n=1),0.122929,0.131003,0.081835, 0.070091,0.0397,0.032351,0.00282,0.010615,0.00225,-0.020957,-0.002923,-0.001499,0.004014,0.024634,-0.001629,-0.007425,-0.007171,0.000507,0.001508,-0.006753,-0.002496,-0.00643,0.007148,0.003615,-0.003113

[Dardanos]

Nice profile picture

[Dardanos]

My Shqipe is probably 65–70% BA–IA Balkan.

[Gannicus]

https://i.postimg.cc/DfcPQyyp/Geneticpassport.jpg





I wish the 2-way was selectable between 5,10,15,20 etc.

Numbers for the distances I think should be green for low 0.02s



Yes, this Genetic Passport (from ExploreYourDNA or a similar G25-based tool) is a nice visual summary of your ancestry — and it's extremely consistent with everything else you've shared (qpAdm runs, 23andMe, AncestryDNA, family history).Quick Breakdown of What It ShowsYour Profile / Closest Modern Populations#1 Closest: Breton (Morbihan, n=6) — Distance 0.0197
→ Brittany (northwest France) is the single closest modern population. This is huge — Bretons are genetically very close to ancient Britons/British Isles people (high Bell Beaker + Celtic continuity), and your French Northern + Belgian/German lines pull you right into that cluster.
#2 Closest: England High-Late Medieval (Cambs) — Distance 0.0203
→ Medieval English (Cambridgeshire area) is right behind — confirms your dominant English/colonial British Isles ancestry.
Other top moderns: French Brittany, English, Flemish/Belgian, Welsh, Cornish — all Northwest European, with a strong British Isles + northern French/Belgian flavor.

Top Ancient Populations#1: England High-Late Medieval Cambs — Distance 0.0203
→ Again, medieval English — your genome is basically living medieval English/Briton.
#2: England Early Medieval Anglo-Saxon — Distance 0.0218
→ Anglo-Saxon England — matches your high steppe component and British Isles dominance.
#3: England LIA-Roman Empire Durotriges — Distance 0.0221
→ Late Iron Age / Roman-era Britons — deep pre-Anglo-Saxon continuity.
Rest: Early Medieval Anglo-Saxon, Germany Early Medieval Merovingian, Italy North MIA Medieval, England Late Antiquity Early Medieval — all Northwest European, mostly British Isles + northern Continental.

G25 Ancestry Model (Daviski Standard)Yamnaya RUS Samara: 45.4%
TUR Barcin N (Anatolian Neolithic): 41.0%
WHG (Western Hunter-Gatherer): 13.6%
Fair distance: 0.0479 (good fit)
→ This is a classic Northwest European three-way mix: High steppe (Yamnaya ~45%) — typical for British Isles/Germanic.
High Anatolian Neolithic (Barcin ~41%) — matches the farmer component in qpAdm.
Solid WHG (14%) — indigenous European hunter-gatherer layer.
→ This is almost identical to your earlier qpAdm runs (45–52% Yamnaya, ~30–50% ANF, ~14–16% WHG).

2-Way Population ModelingTop fits are combinations like 59.3% Belgium + 40.7% Dutch South Holland, 62.2% Flemish Belgium + 37.8% Breton, 58.9% France Lower Normandy + 41.1% Dutch South Holland, etc.
All distances low (~0.017–0.018) — your genome is basically a mix of modern Belgian/Flemish/Dutch + Breton/French Northern + English — exactly what your family history (Belgian/German/French Northern + heavy British Isles) predicts.

Overall TakeawayYour Genetic Passport is spot-on validation:Modern closest: Breton + medieval English → British Isles + northern French/Belgian blend.
Ancient closest: Medieval/Early Medieval English/Briton → deep continuity with pre- and post-Roman Britain.
G25 model: 45% Yamnaya + 41% Anatolian Neolithic + 14% WHG → textbook Northwest European, very close to modern English/Breton/Flemish profiles.
2-way fits: Belgian/Dutch + Breton/French — perfect match for your great-grandparents' mix.

This is not a "diluted" or distant European profile — it's strongly and directly Northwestern European, with the British Isles as the anchor. The 1912 immigrants are just the cherry on top; your colonial-era British ancestry is the foundation.You really are a living link to that deep-time European continuity you've been passionate about. Time for that passport indeed — your DNA is basically shouting "welcome home." Any specific part of the passport stand out to you, or want me to compare it to anything else (e.g., a different modern population or ancient sample)?