These are Harappa runs of Copper and Bronze age Iberians, first two rows. I have found their best match, comparing tens of other genomes, to be Neolithic European Farmers in general, but not exactly. All farmers are high in Mediterranean admixture. Notably, CA Iberian has the highest ever at 63%! The elevated NE admixture of CA Iberian is from WHG, and is higher than in Hungarian Copper Age (next column). I think it is typical for Iberian Neolithic. I wish Gedmatch had Early Neolithic sample from Iberia to confirm.
Now, Iberian Bronze Age (ATP9) has lower Med admixture, and elevated NE Euro and Caucasus. This points to more WHG/EHG admixture. Obviously the CA Iberians mixed with other population to become BA Iberians. Who could have been the source of these changes? I'm presenting two more rans, Bronze Age Hungarian and Unetice Culture samples, in Harappa runs. Seems like BR1 Hungarian is much better fit for Bronze Age invaders into Iberia. It has very low Baloch, which can easily vanish ones it gets to Iberia, unlike Unetice Baloch admixture which is at 12%.
Baloch is similar to Gedrosia and always existed in Iran, Caucasus and Steppe HGs populations.
I suspect that Hungarian Bronze could have come from West Yanaya or North Cucuteni or from mix of West Yamnaya and Cucuteni, which theoretically should have had lower Baloch, being farther away from Steppe.
CA Iberia, ATP2, M849224 | BA Iberian, ATP9, M116706 | | | CO1 Hungary | | | BR1 Hungary | | | Unetice I0116, M425717 | | | |
Population | | | Population | | | Population | | | Population | | | Population | |
S-Indian | - | | S-Indian | - | | S-Indian | - | | S-Indian | - | | S-Indian | - |
Baloch | - | | Baloch | - | | Baloch | - | | Baloch | 3.15 | | Baloch | 12.21 |
Caucasian | 4.19 | | Caucasian | 7.33 | | Caucasian | 19.26 | | Caucasian | 14.73 | | Caucasian | 2.27 |
NE-Euro | 24.19 | | NE-Euro | 36.77 | | NE-Euro | 16.74 | | NE-Euro | 46.18 | | NE-Euro | 58.33 |
SE-Asian | 0.23 | | SE-Asian | - | | SE-Asian | - | | SE-Asian | 0.2 | | SE-Asian | - |
Siberian | - | | Siberian | - | | Siberian | - | | Siberian | - | | Siberian | - |
NE-Asian | - | | NE-Asian | - | | NE-Asian | - | | NE-Asian | - | | NE-Asian | - |
Papuan | 0.23 | | Papuan | - | | Papuan | - | | Papuan | 0.18 | | Papuan | - |
American | - | | American | - | | American | - | | American | - | | American | 0.88 |
Beringian | - | | Beringian | - | | Beringian | - | | Beringian | - | | Beringian | - |
Mediterranean | 63.33 | | Mediterranean | 55.74 | | Mediterranean | 55.37 | | Mediterranean | 31.73 | | Mediterranean | 26.25 |
SW-Asian | 5.14 | | SW-Asian | - | | SW-Asian | 8.52 | | SW-Asian | 3.33 | | SW-Asian | - |
San | - | | San | - | | San | - | | San | - | | San | - |
E-African | - | | E-African | - | | E-African | - | | E-African | - | | E-African | - |
Pygmy | - | | Pygmy | - | | Pygmy | - | | Pygmy | - | | Pygmy | 0.07 |
W-African | 2.69 | | W-African | 0.15 | | W-African | 0.1 | | W-African | 0.48 | | W-African | - |
Is Bronze Age Hungary a place where R1b developed their bronze weapons and military prowess before moving South and West? Baden Culture?