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Today, 21:25

Jovialis replied to a thread J-L70 - a much needed update in J2

It is not impossible, but I think it is unlikely that it should account for the entirety of Europe. I only contend that it is within the realm of...

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Today, 21:22

SUPREEEEEME replied to a thread J-L70 - a much needed update in J2

Within the Empire. Many of the regions where we notice greater concentrations, I've noticed these units wound up. Correct me if I'm wrong, but to...

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Today, 21:15

Jovialis replied to a thread J-L70 - a much needed update in J2

What is the connection you are making, that Syrian Auxiliary are responsible for the majority of J-L70 in all of Europe? Even places outside of the...

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Today, 21:13

SUPREEEEEME replied to a thread J-L70 - a much needed update in J2

Azzurro says if you need to contact him, you can do so on Anthrogenica.

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Today, 21:03

Ralphie Boy replied to a thread J-L70 - a much needed update in J2

Thank you, that’s a good idea, to check other blogs in hopes someone posted results. FTDNA has an L24 project with public results that I checked.

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Today, 21:01

Angela replied to a thread Eurogenes Hunter_Gatherer vs. Farmer Admixture Proportions in Autosomal Genetics

Problem is that Eurogenes seems to have disavowed his own calculators.

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Today, 20:59

Angela replied to a thread Genome-wide analysis of nearly all the victims of a 6200 year old massacre in Paleogenetics

So, basically like LBK, Anatolian farmer plus 9-10 % WHG. There weren't many WHG in the Balkans so that may explain it, plus the fact that it took...

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Today, 20:57

SUPREEEEEME replied to a thread J-L70 - a much needed update in J2

J-L70's TMRCA is 1800 BCE, which is in the Middle Bronze Age. The main diversification of branches was between 1400 BCE and 1100 BCE. I don't...

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Today, 20:53

Jovialis replied to a thread J-L70 - a much needed update in J2

There's a possibility the migration from the east was continuing into that time. EBA is speculated as the earliest possible time for the ramp-up....

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Today, 20:53

SUPREEEEEME replied to a thread J-L70 - a much needed update in J2

I don't think any of these regions are not accounted for. I would imagine that the Syrian Auxiliaries were the primary force. Anatolian Auxiliaries...

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Today, 20:49

SUPREEEEEME replied to a thread J-L70 - a much needed update in J2

J-L70 is MBA, not EBA.

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Today, 20:49

Azzurro replied to a thread J-L70 - a much needed update in J2

Wait for Supreme to answer on this one, I responded to your quotation of Brick

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Today, 20:47

Jovialis replied to a thread J-L70 - a much needed update in J2

See above post.

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Today, 20:46

Philjames100 replied to a thread Origin of the Basques in Paleogenetics

Ok, thanks.

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Today, 20:46

Azzurro replied to a thread J-L70 - a much needed update in J2

Roman Expansion this is an easy one, we already have evidence for this https://www.yfull.com/tree/J-BY242/ The Roman sample is the same age as...

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Today, 20:46

Jovialis replied to a thread J-L70 - a much needed update in J2

NM, I see your response. You can't be confident about that, because there was a pulse of Iran-like ancestry in the EBA. This makes me assume that...

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Today, 20:44

Jovialis replied to a thread J-L70 - a much needed update in J2

How do you explain it existing in places that don't fit into that scenario, as Brick pointed out?

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Today, 20:42

Azzurro replied to a thread J-L70 - a much needed update in J2

Hope he changes his mind, I don't know if you saw the L70 thread on AG, several members are posting there, including me and Supreme. Does your...

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Today, 20:37

Ralphie Boy replied to a thread J-L70 - a much needed update in J2

Unfortunately, the relative who tested for L70 was not interested in further Y DNA analysis, only autosomal DNA and genealogical matches. I think Y...

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Today, 20:23

SUPREEEEEME replied to a thread J-L70 - a much needed update in J2

I don't understand the relevance of autosomal DNA here. This is why I find your argument flawed: There are a handful of Greek J-L70 lines...

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Today, 19:53

tiotrag started a thread The effects of covid vaccine. We sign to be guinea pigs in a vaccine experiment? in World News

I don't think you're vaccinated anywhere unless you sign on your own. You are stimulated for this by the "media industry". I found a reporting base...

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Today, 19:46

Maciamo replied to a thread Where is H1c3d found? in H

Haplogroups H1c and H1c3 are found principally in Scandinavia, North Germany, Britain and Ireland. H1c3d however is very rare. You can check the...

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Today, 19:09

Angela started a thread Latin Levantines in the Middle East in History & Civilisations

I love learning about something I didn't even know existed, and this is one of those things, despite the fact that I thought I knew quite a bit about...

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Today, 19:01

Azzurro replied to a thread J-L70 - a much needed update in J2

Luckily I can skate haha, I did before with L70. I like that name for the infraction, back handed insult, I have to admit that is clever.

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Today, 18:58

MOESAN replied to a thread Genome-wide analysis of nearly all the victims of a 6200 year old massacre in Paleogenetics

Les auteurs ont ensuite recherché d'éventuelles relations familiales entre ces individus. Ils ont ainsi montré que seulement onze individus ...

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Today, 18:57

MOESAN replied to a thread Genome-wide analysis of nearly all the victims of a 6200 year old massacre in Paleogenetics

Les mesures de datation au radiocarbone ont montré que ces squelettes datent de 4200 av. JC. correspondant à la culture Énéolithique (âge du ...

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Today, 18:56

MOESAN replied to a thread Genome-wide analysis of nearly all the victims of a 6200 year old massacre in Paleogenetics

some copy and paste of his blog, a very peaceful one indeed: La violence est présente dans les sociétés humaines depuis au moins 13.000 ans comme...

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Today, 18:55

MOESAN started a thread Genome-wide analysis of nearly all the victims of a 6200 year old massacre in Paleogenetics

Mabe (?) a new paper of Mario Novak and : Genome-wide analysis of nearly all the victims of a 6200 year old massacre. - Thanks to Bernard Sécher...

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