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But it exists in Yamnaya speakers, ie Albanians and Armenians.

We know the R1b phylogeny of Yamnaya, it's R-Z2103 specifically and modern Albanians and other Balkan people, as well as Armenians and other West Asians, carry it in significant numbers.

Yeah, I use it on Ubuntu WSL too. Do you convert the Reich dataset to plink format (.ped/.bed) and then merge or convert your raw dna file into eigenstrat and them merge both in eigenstrat?

Can you give me the command for windows command prompt?

Are you familiar with the convertf command to convert the Reich dataset files into PLINK format?

Ahem, I don't understand the reason behind the personalised hate. But I do seem to remember your 'spicy' tweets aimed at Lazaridis about Anatolian admixture in Romans, are you sure you're not projecting, mate?

You too, mate. Good chat. PS. Appeal to authority using Babiniotis, :laughing::laughing::laughing:. Nice one.

"Cold hard facts" being a random tweet of a random conjunction of the verb and adjective somehow becoming a Byzantine saying, although there is zero referencing in any Byzantine text, while simultaneously becoming the 'academic consensus'. And still no connection to either Nereas or...

Link, please. With the rest of your post, I disagree. It's a pre-Greek word that survived. Hittite is Indo-Anatolian, indeed, but one of many? Southern Arc has demonstrated that PIE absolutism is a thing of the past.

Firstly, thank you for the heads up. Secondly, do you, by any chance, have any info on further downstreams to Z2013, being present? Are they all Z2106/Z2108 or is there a L584 in there?

Nereas/Nereus, pre-dates Greek incursion into the Helladic world. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nereus

The whole point of the post was that Minoan could have already been Indo-Anatolian (Pre-PIE, if you may). But, . < the post. . < your head.

Neologism, there's no such link in any manuscript in relation to 'nearon', it's literally pulled out of thin air. Read my post above or provide etymology of "Neraida", "Nereas", etc, in relation to "fresh". You can't because there's not any.

Re-read my post, please. Nowhere did I mention "Indian"geneflow, who might have got it from Proto-Indo-Anatolian themselves. I mentioned Iran_N and Anatolian admixture, which they do (Minoans). You can open up Southern Arc supp material and read all about it, it's a fascinating paper...

Minoans have Iran_N and Anatolian haplogroups and relevant admixture. I think an interesting goalpost regarding archaic Greece would be to establish an understanding of who were the Minoans and where they came from. It's obviously an Anatolian-derived population, but what was the language they...

Minoans part of the original Proto-Indo-Anatolian (Lazaridis et al. 2022) push?

An imagination of relevant haplogroup R dispersion:

Yes, it's not fair, all opinions should be examined, using that poster's model. Outgroup list: right = c('Russia_Ust_Ishim.DG', 'Russia_Kostenki14.SG', 'Russia_MA1_HG.SG', 'Belgium_UP_GoyetQ116_1', 'Spain_ElMiron', 'Czech_Vestonice', 'Turkey_Epipaleolithic'...

The only way to be certain of patrilinear lineage down the line throughout the passing of thousands of years is through Y-DNA, and to a much lesser extent through mtDNA for the maternal side. Autosomals are entirely washed out in the span of 10 generations meaning that your ancestor 11...