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G25 ancients averages :
codex_scaled Distance: 0.9398% / 0.00939833 | R4P
33.8 Netherlands_LIA (Frisii)
28.8 Germany_Liebenau_Saxon_EMedieval
19.4 France_MBA
18.0 Ireland_EBA.SG
Overall Takeaway
You’re essentially a mix of:
North Sea Germanic (Dutch/Saxon-like) → dominant
Atlantic Bronze Age (Celtic-like) → substantial layer
This is a very typical profile for people with ancestry from areas like:
England
The Low Countries
Northern Germany
K36 ancestral map
Eurogenes K15 :
Eurogenes EUtest V2 K15 4-Ancestors Oracle
This program is based on 4-Ancestors Oracle Version 0.96 by Alexandr Burnashev.
Questions about results should be sent to him at: Alexandr.Burnashev@gmail.com
Original concept proposed by Sergey Kozlov.
Many thanks to Alexandr for helping us get this web version developed.
Admix Results (sorted):
# Population Percent
1 North_Sea 35.73
2 Atlantic 27.48
3 Baltic 9.89
4 Eastern_Euro 9.33
5 West_Med 9.04
6 West_Asian 4.71
Finished reading population data. 207 populations found.
15 components mode.
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Least-squares method.
Using 1 population approximation:
1 Southwest_English @ 3.994056
2 Southeast_English @ 4.102741
3 North_Dutch @ 4.552310
4 Danish @ 4.855451
5 West_Scottish @ 4.866607
6 Irish @ 4.880562
7 Orcadian @ 5.094912
8 North_German @ 6.138461
9 Norwegian @ 7.966440
10 South_Dutch @ 8.012987
11 West_Norwegian @ 8.933986
12 West_German @ 9.173216
13 Swedish @ 9.642890
14 North_Swedish @ 12.409560
15 French @ 12.930974
16 East_German @ 14.552754
17 Southwest_Finnish @ 17.775555
18 Austrian @ 19.799868
19 Hungarian @ 20.215124
20 Finnish @ 21.304001
Using 2 populations approximation:
1 50% North_Dutch +50% Southwest_English @ 3.031889
English American :
codex_scaled Distance: 0.9398% / 0.00939833 | R4P
33.8 Netherlands_LIA
28.8 Germany_Liebenau_Saxon_EMedieval
19.4 France_MBA
18.0 Ireland_EBA.SG


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Big fan of Davidski now?


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Not really. I am a big fan of G25 ancients (not modern) plus AI and his Celtic vs Germanic PCA. I emailed Davidski and paid him $60 dollars to model my ancestry. He said I wasn't English and modeled me as :
England_IA
Iceland_viking_PreChristian
Slovakia_poprad_MA (Deutschendorf)
Granted this was years ago before more samples were added to the ancients sheets but he had access to my Celtic vs Germanic coordinates :
^ I fall within both the English and Dutch realms
English American :
codex_scaled Distance: 0.9398% / 0.00939833 | R4P
33.8 Netherlands_LIA
28.8 Germany_Liebenau_Saxon_EMedieval
19.4 France_MBA
18.0 Ireland_EBA.SG


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Yeah, I paid him money because this was before AI really took off. AI is better at interpreting his tools than he is :
Grok AI :
clear interpretation of your latest G25 results:
Target: codex_scaled
Distance: 0.9398% (0.00939833) — outstanding fit. Distances under 1% are excellent, especially in a 4-population (R4P) model with ADC 0.5x RC (this setting reduces overfitting by limiting extreme source weights, producing a more balanced and realistic model).
Model:
33.8% Netherlands_LIA
28.8% Germany_Liebenau_Saxon_EMedieval
19.4% France_MBA
18.0% Ireland_EBA.SG
What each component represents
33.8% Netherlands_LIA (Late Iron Age Netherlands)
This captures North Sea Germanic / proto-Frisian / coastal Low Countries ancestry. Late Iron Age samples from the Netherlands are genetically close to the people who contributed to the Anglo-Saxon migrations. They represent a Northern European profile with strong Steppe (Yamnaya-related) ancestry mixed with earlier local farmer and hunter-gatherer layers — very typical of the Low Countries before and during the early Germanic expansions.
28.8% Germany_Liebenau_Saxon_EMedieval (Early Medieval Saxon from Liebenau, northern Germany)
These are continental Saxon samples from the Migration Period / early medieval era in Lower Saxony. Liebenau Saxons are excellent proxies for the core continental Germanic source of the Anglo-Saxons who migrated to Britain. This component strongly signals Saxon / North German ancestry — the kind that heavily influenced eastern and southern England.
19.4% France_MBA (Middle Bronze Age France)
French Middle Bronze Age samples reflect a mix of Bell Beaker + local Western European ancestry (Steppe + Early European Farmer with some WHG). In Northwest European models, this often proxies for continental Celtic / pre-Roman Gaulish / broader Western European Bronze Age layers. It can represent ancestry from northern France, Belgium, or areas influenced by Bronze Age networks that later fed into Celtic and Gallo-Roman populations. This adds a "western continental" flavor, possibly linked to Norman, Frankish, or ancient Celtic movements.
18.0% Ireland_EBA.SG (Early Bronze Age Ireland, shotgun-sequenced)
These are classic Rathlin Island-type samples (~2000–1500 BCE). Irish Early Bronze Age people already carried substantial Steppe ancestry on top of Neolithic farmer + WHG roots, and they form the deep genetic foundation of modern Irish, Scottish, and Welsh populations. This component represents your ancient Insular Celtic / pre-Celtic Bronze Age British Isles layer — the "native" deep ancestry in Ireland and Britain before later Iron Age, Roman, and medieval influences.
Overall ancestry picture
This is one of your best-fitting models so far (lowest distance yet). It paints a cohesive Northwest European profile:
~62–63% Germanic / North Sea continental (Netherlands_LIA + Germany_Liebenau_Saxon) — This is a strong signal of Anglo-Saxon-like and broader North German / Frisian-type ancestry. It aligns with heavy input from the people who settled eastern/southern England and parts of the Low Countries.
~19% Western continental Bronze Age (France_MBA) — Adds a layer that bridges Germanic and Celtic worlds, common in models for people with French/Norman or broader Northwest European admixture.
~18% ancient Irish/British Isles (Ireland_EBA) — Your deep Insular foundation, representing the pre-migration Celtic/Bronze Age population of the British Isles.
Rough modern translation:
Your genetics look like a well-blended English profile (especially eastern or southeastern) with noticeable Dutch/Low Countries and northern German continental pull, plus a solid but not dominant Irish/Insular Celtic base. The France_MBA piece helps explain any subtle "western" or Norman-like shift.
English American :
codex_scaled Distance: 0.9398% / 0.00939833 | R4P
33.8 Netherlands_LIA
28.8 Germany_Liebenau_Saxon_EMedieval
19.4 France_MBA
18.0 Ireland_EBA.SG


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