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Most commonly known as Assyrians and other variants of the name (Syriacs, Assyro-Chaldeans, Chaldo-Assyrians), the Assyrian people is a distinct ethnocultural community originated from the ancient Assyrian communities indigenous to the north of Mesopotamia. They are also known as Chaldeans...

A genome of an ancient Neo-Assyrian who died in the battle of Nineveh in 612 BC has been tested: It is nearly identical as modern Assyrians so it seems they are a direct continuity of ancient Assyrians:

Jewish population of Poland-Lithuania 1300-1910: Data for years before 1385 (Union of Krewo) include Jews in future territory of Poland-Lithuania (in fact in Poland because before 1385 there were probably no Jews in Lithuania). And data for years after 1772 (First Partition) include Jews in...

In 1820 there were just 8,000 Jews in the U.S. Between 1820 and 1940 over 3 millions of Jews immigrated to the U.S.

Region - approximate number of Jews in 1820 Provinz Posen - 50,000 West Prussia - 13,050 Oppeln Reg. - 11,650 Lower Silesia - 14,650 Warmia - 500 Rest of East Prussia - 2,000 Pomerania - 3,000 Brandenburg - 8,500 Provinz Sachsen - 3,250 Westphalia - 9,750 Jülich-Cleves-Berg - 8,500 Provinz...

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Reasons why some countries score low: Transnistria has a large Moldovan minority North Macedonia has large Albanian, Turkish and Roma minorities Russia has many kinds of Non-Slavic minorities Bulgaria has large Turkish and Roma minorities Slovakia has large Hungarian and Roma minorities...

Slavic countries sorted by percent of ethnically Slavic population: 1. Bosnia-Herzegovina - 99.25% Slavic 2. Poland - 98.80% Slavic 3. Belarus - 98.50% Slavic 4. Slovenia - 98.50% Slavic 5. Croatia - 98.00% Slavic 6. Czechia - 97.00% Slavic 7. Ukraine - 97.00% Slavic 8. Serbia - 92.50% Slavic...

What percentages of white ancestry in Brazil are Portuguese, Italian, Spanish, German, Polish, etc.? If all whites = 100%, then what % did the Portuguese, Italians, Spaniards, Germans, etc. contribute?

By the way the notion of race never was based on the premise of a purity without any mixing. For example John R. Baker in his 1974 book "Race", in chapter "The meaning of race", wrote: "(...) The reader is aware that in following a widely distributed animal over its range, one often notices...

I calculated more or less how numerous each group from my clustering graph (in the first post of this thread) is today. 1. East Eurasians: About 1719 millions NE Asians + ca. 680 millions SE Asians (who are somewhat mixed with the Hoabinhian component). 2. West Eurasians: About 1756 millions...

When I run Classical Clustering of populations from my Basic World K10 Global25 calculator using PAST5 software: https://www.exploreyourdna.com/calculator/108/basic-world-k10-by-tomenable-piotr-kapuscinski.htm https://www.nhm.uio.no/english/research/resources/past/ I can't help but notice...

Data from: https://www.eupedia.com/forum/threads/world-ethnoracial-structure.45837/

When it comes to humans, according to prof. Luiza Handschuh: "(...) The genomes of humans, animals, plants, and bacteria differ in length and nucleotide sequence, but the more closely related the species, the more of similar fragments they have. The human genome is large and contains over 3...

^^^ Well actually Koala is the last mammal in that list and Chicken is the first bird.

Do you think that the video is really accurate? I'm a bit surprised for example that the Koala ranked the same as the Chicken. Shouldn't all mammals be closer than any bird?

European Diaspora: Black African Diaspora: South Asian Diaspora:

Percent of transcontinental emigrants among each race, based on data from my thread: https://www.eupedia.com/forum/threads/world-ethnoracial-structure.45837/ Europeans/Whites living outside of Europe = 452,141,175 (40.44% of all Whites) Blacks & Mulattos living outside of SS Africa =...

I haven't seen any Sorbian 23andMe or AncestryDNA results unfortunately.