Given that they had less of it than the Natufians and Iran_N, then we can dismiss North Africa as a possible "Urheimat" for Basal Eurasians. The Arabo-Persian Gulf region seems the most likely source in my opinion. Interesting study, Natufians moved long distances even before agriculture...
We're still waiting for the Iron age Canaanites results from Megiddo, also the Caucasus paper that's taking so long.
The elites I think would have more Caucasus than the early BA Levantines from Jordan, and so taking a middle place between MBA Armenia and EBA Levant.
The migration of the...
Oh no Angela :), I'm the last person you need to worry about regarding sensitivities. besides, I meant that as a joke, I make fun of myself all the time.
Yes the eyes set them apart, but overall my brain did remind me of this guy. of course, you have the liberty of criticizing the functioning of my brain circuits.
In the third picture, he reminded me of Egyptian artist Hassan El Shafei
albeit he doesn't have the deep-set eyes the Greek chef has, that's a more European attribute I guess, some Lebanese have it.
Well both my parents are Saudi from south Arabian tribes, and most of my ancestors that I know of, plus all members from my tribe that I could find in my matches are modeled like me: Levantine + Saudi.
The Saudi reference in this calculator is like the sedentary inhabitants of the central...
I change my mind Angela and I agree with you, this Armenoid or Dinaric type in Saudis or all Levantines for that matter is most likely from the Bronze and Iron ages migrations of J1 and J2, and the acompanying Iran/Caucasus admixture.
Saudis aren't closer to Natufians than they are to the...
Lithuanian and Stuttgart together would mean something European, Masai is an East African population with both sub-saharan and Levantie ancestry, both of which you have, and interestengly as you said, central Asian :)
I like this calculator, its Saudi reference is the most accurate, and it includes Egyptian Copts, a very interesting population imo.
and it doesn't separate Caucasus and Baloch as others do, and there is no need to, we could observe by comparing Georgians for example that Caucasus is really...
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