I would drop it to around 14-18%.Thats what i found by comparing Albanian samples to Bronze-Iron age samples.Is using Bronze and Iron Age samples to calculate someone ancestry accurate?
I think around 80% of it is greek.I am forward to seeing the haplogroups of Greeks from familytreedna database and calculating the origin of each clade,by using SNP Tracker.I will also exclude Greeks from Asia minor,i want to see only mainland greeks,and why not islanders.
I will try it to...
Well,J2a is near 30% only in greek islands.In south Greece it is 12-16%,and in the north 8-12%.The percentage of J2a in ancient greece was around 40-50%(I have checked it by seeing ALL the studies).That means that we are around 28-36% ancient Greek by Y-DNA.That of course means that there is not...
Tho this sample is closer to Chams than Arvanites,that maybe explains why Souliotes were originally spoking their own sub-branch of the Cham Albanian dialect
After hours of digging into gedmatch One-To-Many tool,i found an interesting Greek,who had "Souliotis" as a surname.
After seeing her gedmatch results,i was more confident that she is a Souliote.
She clusters with Cham Albanians,she has minus Slavic admixture,and a siginificant "Aegean"...
So Georgian is for Lazic admixture,and turkey hellenistic for the migrations from Miletus colonizers?
I cannot find the I14472 Sample in the G25 database,do you have the G25 of that sample?Or,do you remember the study that published that sample?
These samples are 39 in total.I will not send a picture since i cannot capture the results of all these samples in one picture.
The results(with Trabzon samples) are:
Anatolian:51,1%
Caucasian:27,6%
Greek:20,8%
Turkic:0,5%
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