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Well,i cant trust Y-Dna more than autosomal DNA.My Y-DNA is I2a,which is probably of Slavic origin,but my Slavic ancestry doesn't exceed 30%.

I just used all the Bronze and Iron age samples from Eurogenes spreadsheet

Do you have G25 coordinates?

Really?

Can you share with us some qpAdm models then?

The samples from Anatolia in Roman+Byzantine Era (50 AD-1100 AD) can be modelled as: 30,7% Ancient Greek 25,9% Anatolian 15,6% Caucasian 12,7% Levantine 6,8% Balkanic 3,7% Iranian 2,6% Western European 1,3% Eastern European 0,5% African 0,2% Central Asian Modern Turks can be modelled as...

Do you have Vlore G25 samples?

Well you should also use some ancient greek samples.Greek ancestry has a significant minority in Albanians.Are you Tosk or Gheg?

Its a sample from 2350 years ago,it belongs to the latin tribes of italy.Its Y-DNA is R-FT152016,and its MT-DNA H11a.

This is the tutorial right? https://www.eupedia.com/forum/threads/admixtools2-tutorial-for-windows.42684/

Nice,thanks

I think Eupator has made a tutorial

Yes your Celtic ancestry is very high

Oh i understand

i have tried to use it but i had not understand how i am gonna use it.I could send to you my raw dna data to run them in qpAdm

I used Bronze and Iron age sample to model your ancestry.You have very high celtic admixture(Bronze and Iron age samples from Great britain),and minor italic,germanic,balkanic.

Then in which program should i use my raw dna data to get accurate results?

So how can G25 coordinates be used for accurate results?

Oh i thought you were talking about Greek Macedonians my bad.Yeah,we have only some samples from their colonies.

We have a lot of samples already