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  1. IronSide

    The Chalcolithic, Swastika, and pre-proto-Indo-Europeans in Mesopotamia

    Hail the gingers !!!! our ancient masters who imposed themselves on us in a hierarchical system, who wouldn't want that ...
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    Where did the Anatolian branch of Indo-European originate?

    @Angela What are you saying ? 😀 I'm an expert on population genetics. The gods themselves stand in awe to my wisdom. And raspberry was just making nonsense and hating on the steppe folk. They have feelings too you know .. we have to defend the weak.
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    Phenotype of the East African Maasai

    Maasai are a Nilotic ethnic group inhabiting central and southern Kenya and northern Tanzania. They are among the best known local populations due to their residence near the many game parks of the African Great Lakes, and their distinctive customs and dress. The Maasai speak the Maa language...
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    Who We Are and How We Got Here: Ancient DNA and the New Science of the Human Past

    The most informative chapter to me was the one on Africa, it really changed my perspective on the history of the continent. Africa is far from the static background where nothing happened, its genetic history is quite young compared to Eurasia, with a lot of migrations and linguistic groups...
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    Where did the Anatolian branch of Indo-European originate?

    Steppe people weren't primitive, they were a very creative culture. R1 nomads spreading their virus ? dude, you're an R1.
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    Ramses II DNA?

    You know ... it's unfair, Ok Dr. Eugenics, I promise I'll keep an open mind, convince me of some of the crazy shit you believe.
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    Ramses II DNA?

    @ToBeOrNotToBe aka Dr.Eugenics Red-haired pale people civilizing the Amerindians :laughing: I like your posts on this forum, I learn a lot from you, please continue to enlighten us hahahaah
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    Where did the Anatolian branch of Indo-European originate?

    I am person X, I hold the following belief: Hittites will have higher EHG than Anatolia Chalcolithic and Bronze Age, if a future sample doesn't have that, then it is a Hatti person, not Hittite, as long as we don't find EHG, we don't find the Hittites. My position is unfalsifiable. because I...
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    137 ancient human genomes from across the Eurasian steppes

    https://static-content.springer.com/esm/art%3A10.1038%2Fs41586-018-0094-2/MediaObjects/41586_2018_94_MOESM1_ESM.pdf
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    137 ancient human genomes from across the Eurasian steppes

    There is an I2c2 in the list, DA31, he is not from the Steppe but from the Caucasus !!! Lchashen Metsamor culture, I2c2 today is predominantly Caucasian and Aegean. And the Y-full age estimates have changed !! the subclade used to date from 4000 ybp, but now its 3300 ybp, DA31 is actually 3200...
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    Wimp vs Warrior Skulls

    A funny video I would argue for Wimp supremacy now, Armenoid facial features (which I have) have been the Alpha type of prehistory (major migrations from the Caucasus), while the Cromagnid Warrior type decreased and retreated :grin:
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    MyHeritageDNA Share your MyHeritage DNA Ethnicity Estimates

    Middle Eastern 44.5% Yemenite Jewish 27.3% North African 22.4% Ashkenazi Jewish 3.5% Somali 1.4% Melanesian 0.9% -------------------------------- I hope this is not supposed to be an estimation of recent ancestry, because if it is, then it is quite ridiculous, I don't have Yemeni Jewish...
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    Scientists discover genomic ancestry of Stone Age North Africans from Morocco

    In Lazaridis, Natufians didn't have Yoruba, Mbuti, Ju-Huan-North, or Mota individual from East Africa, so it seems Natufians didn't share anything with Africa except the Y-haplogroup E, which should have originated in Africa because of basal complexity of its subclades, and it should have...
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    Can Fst values tell us something about the source of migration from unknown periods ?

    I don't know Ygorcs, in relation to Levant BA it seems they're only different on Anatolia_N, but didn't get any closer to Natufians or CHG, does that mean geneflow outside this group ? maybe, and maybe its East African, if it was that we would expect uniform distancing from all groups and not...
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    Can Fst values tell us something about the source of migration from unknown periods ?

    This is the link to the whole table: https://www.biorxiv.org/highwire/filestream/16360/field_highwire_adjunct_files/3/059311-4.xlsx In it, you'll find Pairwise Fst of West Eurasian populations who score >=90% West Eurasian at K=3, in addition to some ancient West Eurasian populations, and also...
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    Can Fst values tell us something about the source of migration from unknown periods ?

    East Africans would indeed share more ancestry with Arabians than West Africans, first I didn't find East African populations in supplementary table 4, and second that affinity is caused by West Eurasian migrations from Arabia. But that wasn't my point. The premise that they're distant is due...
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    What do you think of MBS ?

    Saudi Arabians are a backward, stupid, and a misogynistic lot, even if the Crown Prince tries to modernize the country, the old way of thinking will have to die along with the people who think it. I don't want democracy in this shithole, the majority will ruin us. Some shitty cleric said women...
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    Can Fst values tell us something about the source of migration from unknown periods ?

    The Sub-Saharan influence in Arabia is exaggerated: Yoruba Mbuti Ju_hoan_North Levant BA 0.147 0.201 0.216 Saudi 0.135 0.192 0.209 Bedouin A 0.118 0.176 0.193 Syrian 0.126 0.183 0.201 Yemeni Jew 0.136 0.193 0.209 Lebanese 0.129 0.186 0.203...
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    Can Fst values tell us something about the source of migration from unknown periods ?

    I believe the earliest population in Arabia was similar to the West Eurasian ancestry in Horn Africans minus say 90% of the African ancestry, the extremely differentiated Bedouin B (highest Southwest Asian) would probably fit this model. This population would have probably spoken some...
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    What music are you listening to?

    The great anthem of the ancient realm of Kekistan ...
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