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Juan.delajara replied to the thread The diverse genetic origins of a Classical period Greek army.Thanks. Is also on the same place that the "oldest" J2L70 was found, on an ancient Myceanean tomb, according to the "leak" from the... -
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Could be ;) Generally speaking I would be very surprised if from those 25 samples (assuming some of them are males) J2 would not appear... -
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Exact same location as the Mycenaeans from the 2017 Lazaridis paper. Perfect comparison material.
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Juan.delajara replied to the thread The diverse genetic origins of a Classical period Greek army.Likely some J2L70 among this classical greek
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It was about time
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Juan.delajara reacted to kingjohn's post in the thread The diverse genetic origins of a Classical period Greek army with Like.
future dna paper on what look like classical greece :;)
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Juan.delajara reacted to Maciamo's post in the thread Shakya royal clan are J2-M410,The Buddha himself was most likely J2-M410 with Like.
Iranians Neolithic farmers did expand all the way to the Indus valley and a bit further into Western India. But the Indo-Aryans picked...
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Autosomal completely dilutes after couples of hundred years, Y chromosome stays forever. If the descendan of the Nigerian you mentioned...
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Juan.delajara reacted to Jovialis's post in the thread Southern Italian Ethnogenesis (My theory) with Like.
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Based on this map, all of the colonies outside of Italy (red dots) comes from Ionic speakers. There's also two established within Italy...
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Juan.delajara reacted to mount123's post in the thread Genetic study The Picenes and the Genetic Landscape of Central Adriatic Italy in the Iron Age. with Like.
You can't argue with these people. They'll always make such erroneous comments based on macrohaplogroups. Lumping haplogroups under some...
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Juan.delajara reacted to Jovialis's post in the thread Genetic study The Picenes and the Genetic Landscape of Central Adriatic Italy in the Iron Age. with Like.
Hopefully these make it into the next iteration of AADR, I would certainly like to experiment with them in qpAdm. Worth noting, now we...
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Juan.delajara reacted to Tautalus's post in the thread Large-Scale Assessment of the Iranian population structure of Mitochondrial and Y-chromosome Haplogroups with Like.
Abstract The Iranian plateau, strategically positioned as a corridor for population diffusion across Eurasia, holds a pivotal role in...
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Juan.delajara reacted to Maciamo's post in the thread Genetic study The Picenes and the Genetic Landscape of Central Adriatic Italy in the Iron Age. with Like.
Here are the haplogroups from this study. Unfortunately they didn't test deep clades. Sample ID Site Ethnic Group Period Date mtDNA...