Germanic ancestry in central Europe

[J. Ketch]

It's based on amateur qpadm models but yeah definitely looks inflated in some groups

I guess the further question is where is the database of academic samples that cover all these regions, because I don't think it exists.

re: Germanic overestimation, there was also this study from a couple of years ago which indicated modern Germans are on average over half Celtic, and 1/8 Slavic.
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41562-024-01888-7

[Opie]

I did a model on a Longobard buried in Hungary. The results for this individual were the inverse of what I'd expect.

Interesting results. Why are you so continental Celtic shifted?

[Benyzero]

I did a model on a Longobard buried in Hungary. The results for this individual were the inverse of what I'd expect.

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thats my grand grandpa

[Gannicus]

Interesting results. Why are you so continental Celtic shifted?

That wasn't me, that's a longobard individual I modeled.

This is me:

[Opie]

That wasn't me, that's a longobard individual I modeled.

This is me:

Oh ok

[celticdragongod]

I guess the further question is where is the database of academic samples that cover all these regions, because I don't think it exists.

re: Germanic overestimation, there was also this study from a couple of years ago which indicated modern Germans are on average over half Celtic, and 1/8 Slavic.
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41562-024-01888-7

I guess a lot of continental Celts were forcibly assimilated into Germanic culture.