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Again, you are totally dismissing Lazaridis' et al prior 2015 conclusion of "Levantine Cro-Magnons" representing Basal Eurasians, which later Natufians are estimated to have carried 64% but then Lazaridis et al seem to ignore their earlier conclusion as well but they do write this with...

The Balkans by the seas have been one of the major refugia and corridors and Slavs average among the tallest in the world so yeah that could indicate some I2a continuity. Lots of Megaliths (see Black Sea Megalithic Bow) too, which as we know spread via both land and sea via I2a. Sea people...

Ghost populations are real and in this case ive been trying to show you who they are. For some reason probably biased, Lazaridis et al. has totally abandoned his earlier recognition that Levantine Cro-magnons are the original Basal Eurasians--first to branch off from the Oceanic-like...

Im thinking Dzudzuana ancestral to Villabruna is possible? Wait, where are you seeing that Dzudzuana has more BE than Natufian?

Image from Dzudzuana paper and Ancient human genomes suggest three ancestral populations for present-day Europeans Dzudzuana is dated twice as old as Villabruna and as seen in the tree, Lazaridis has Basal Eurasian ancestry that dates much earlier than WHG's West Eurasian ancestry. In the...

Lasaridis' Dzuduana conclusion doesn't seem to jive with the latest Lasaridis' tree either. For instance how can he have so much Natufian ancestry coming from WHG (Villabruna) when his tree has WHG branching off Western Eurasians and Natufians branching off Basal Eurasians? If the affinity...

I got that from the Dzudzuana paper: "The admixture graph model predicts that 13% of the ancestry of Yoruba came from Taforalt, which in turn was 55% descended from Dzudzuana and which in turn was 72% descended from Villabruna, for a total of 0.13*0.55*0.72≈5% Villabruna-related ancestry that...

Moesan, I accidentally answered the wrong post so my last post was actually in response to this one, which I hadn't answered yet. EEF comes from Levantine Basal Eurasian, which are highly represented by Natufians. As for as the Hunter gatherers ancestry, I already covered that...

12 post were deleted in 12 different threads a few weeks ago and now another one. The last one was in the Neanderthal Y-DNA thread. It was the second post after the OP's and there for a few weeks but just deleted recently. Thanks for any tips on whats going on Edit: just found the Neanderthal...

Id say that since the whole world has some Neanderthal DNA many averaging around 2%, Neanderthal really got around and for some time. Especially when one considered that .5% of the world has Mongol DNA and Britian is about 5% viking and United States is about 2% native American. I don't...

The Dzudzuana paper wasn't absolutely certain of flow direction Also "Basal Eurasian ancestry is highest in the Near East, with estimates as high as 66% in Epipaleolithic Natufian individuals from the Levant " a similar proportion is found in Talforalt

Actually, the logical fallacy is the typical ad hominem attack against anyone having issue with Wallace and Klein's cosmic ray generated giant brained Puncuated Gravettian Equilibrium that replaced everyone then back-migrated to build the Pyramids to sacrifice more so called troglodyte ape-man...

It seems you're projecting your own radiometric centrism. You claim these Egyptian mummies must of come from Europe because the Haplogroup U Cro-Magnons were dated in Europe to 30-odd thousand years ago. I simply showed that your own maestros claim these same Cro-magnon had recently migrated...

This is a very interesting article explaining what Ive been talking about. Wish I would have found it earlier Ancient DNA Analysis of 8000 B.C. Near Eastern Farmers Supports an Early Neolithic Pioneer Maritime Colonization of Mainland Europe through Cyprus and the Aegean Islands

Sorry I had a post on this but it along with several others and even some edits were somehow deleted. Here is an article quote I mentioned above: "In the Near East, the Dzudzuana-related population admixed with North African-related ancestry in the Levant and with Siberian hunter-gatherer and...

-The related U haplogroup motifs between the Sami and North African Berbers, Canary Islanders and some Egyptian mummies have associations with Near Easterners. Likewise, North African ancestral Iberomaurusians have lots of Natufian - You're the one that brought up Gravettian U5 so I simply...

The Yale paper said younger but again it makes no difference because the Hyksos were already pouring in from the earlier date

Yes I think its likely and my last post surely addressed all your issues with it Djehutynakht dates vary from around 2000 BC to 1837 BC. Interestingly, his coffin contained fifty model boats, was made of Cedar of Lebanon with decorations that display regional differences and chronological...

Haplogroups U and H motifs among both the aboriginal North Africans and Scandinavians furthers my point. Most would agree that Berbers including their U6 came from the Near East, particularly the Levant. The Sami Haplogroup V is also believed to have originated in the Near East. On the...

Thanks and as Philjames100 pointed out, the closest match was not actually an ancient Phoenician but I think Ive showed and will be showing that the sample shows a Phoenician descendant or at least from the Levant which would jive with the Hyskos invasion of what Im thinking was a Cushitic...