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I2 man here! So glad all those R1b, J2 and E-V13 and E-V22 didn't interrupt me.

You should be able to click the expand link and see the entire regions that the Ancestry Update gave me.

Hi everyone: My Ancestry update

I don't think I have seen a thread about this paper. Indeed interesting study. Thanks

Hi Philjames100: Thanks for the interesting post. These leaked samples, are these the ones from that EURAC paper that has ancient Egyptian DNA going back to 4000 BC up to 800 AD? That project from what I read was completed in February of this year (2025) and thus it seems we can expect the final...

Pax Augusta: I agree using 1 sample to then generalize to all modern Italy is a very simplistic notion. I have not read the paper, but I think if you take this sample from the Late Republic Period and add it to the 11 from the Antonio et al 2019 paper, that gives us now 12 Republican era Roman...

Yes, if you read what they said, some ethnic groups south of the Sahara desert stretching from West to Central to East Africa do have admixture from non-African sources. For example, the Fulani would be one, likely the peoples in Chad, etc. In fact, the paper actually documents that the Fulani...

From the paper, which is all I reported using the analysis they did using f4 statistics per their paper. "We next explored the direct genetic affinity between Takarkori and the OoA ancestry found in all non-African modern humans, in contrast to African groups. For this, we computed f4...

Tautalus: Thanks for the notification on this study. Really some groundbreaking findings. No need to comment on what was already said in previous post. But the Neanderthal admixture analysis in Figure 4 is really telling. The ancient SW Libyan samples from Takarkori are closer genetically to...

I went ahead and deleted my data from there. However, they still have certain information that they have on file and what do they do with the samples which they match to email address and I think date of birth, etc. One hopes the Courts direct them to destroy all samples of people who deleted...

I went ahead and deleted my data from there. However, they still have certain information that they have on file and what do they do with the samples which they match to email address and I think date of birth, etc. One hopes the Courts direct them to destroy all samples of people who deleted...

Hawk: Yes, very Natufian From the paper in Morez (2025, page 210) reports "NUE001 shares the same main ancestry as present-day populations from the Arabian Peninsula as well as BedouinB, which ultimately derived from Levantine Epipaleolithic Natufians" So peoples who had dreams of this sample...

This paper was released today. The ancient Egyptian sample from 2600 BC had mtdna I which is from 21k years ago from West Asia and and E1b y-DNA that is exclusively a North African marker. Genetically similar to Levantine Neolithic populations

Jovialis: Wow that is really interesting. I think of the WHG, EHG and CHG, the WHG and EHG plot outside the range of where modern Europeans plot. The CHG plotting where modern Southern Italians are is really interesting. Thanks

Here we go more of this slave population affecting the Genepool, hmmmmmm? Crypto--?

Ok, that makes sense. Seems to me there is enough there in that paper to publish it but I guess the linking it to the hypothetical Basal Eurasians requies some DNA samples to substantiate that hypothesis. Thanks, PT

Jovialis: What is the status of this paper by Lazaridis et al 2018 (pre-print)?

My G25 Heatmap. Thanks

Salento: Ok, thanks, I remember those now. Thanks again, PT

Salento: The coordinates for the Pompeian sample above, is that a different one from the one below which I think you provided coordinates for a few years back. Thanks PT Scorrano_etal_2022_F1R_Pompeian_79AD,9.89,0.00,7.71,2.10,21.94,4.65,0.00,0.00,16.49,0.00,36.41,0.81