What i have noticed so far is that the greeks during Hellenistic times and onwards didn't just become more west anatolian but they seem to have absorbed some east anatolian /mesopotamian like ancestry plus some additional logkas ancestry.I run some models by using archaic and classical era...
What i have noticed so far is that the greeks during Hellenistic times and onwards didn't just become more west anatolian but they seem to have absorbed some east anatolian /mesopotamian like ancestry plus some additional logkas ancestry.I run some models by using archaic and classical era...
i just run a very quick g25 model of them excluding the 3 outliers they can pretty much be modeled as 73.3% lazarides Greece LBA 20.3% Logkas MBA and 6% Isparta BA at a distance of 0.02695082
So these are the 58 samples most of them seem to have a mycaenean profile but there are 3 outliers among them. 144054 who seems to be a west anatolian the 143949 who clusters closely with the mygdalia samples so therotically he coulb be a northern ancient greek or an illyrian and lastly...
Lazaridis said that roman era western anatolians had 40-45% mycaenean like dna so i think its quite unlikely that the roman greeks of peloponnese had less mycaenean than the anatolian greeks,except if they were recent immigrants from somewhere else
I guess we are gonna get a clear picture of the slavic and balkan genetic influence on modern greeks now with this new samples as source population for the ancient greek genome.
Basically from my understanding modern Greeks =bronze age Greeks +anatolian/levantines+slavs.Its not easy to measure vlach and arvanite ancestry in greeks because these populations also carry somewhat the same dna (paleo Balkan,slavic and some anatolian) a rough guess would be that the average...
Basically from my understanding modern Greeks =bronze age Greeks +anatolian/levantines+slavs.Its not easy to measure vlach and arvanite ancestry in greeks because these populations also carry somewhat the same dna (paleo Balkan,slavic and some anatolian) a rough guess would be that the average...
This study supports barely 12-15% thracian dna in modern bulgarians and 56% ancestry derived from an eastern european source.Is there really some much slavic in bulgarians?
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