Armenian early medieval sample 🇦🇲🧬, according to qpAdm, p-value=0.135, has this DNA breakdown:

38.1% Anatolian Neolithic Farmer 🌾
20.7% Caucasus Hunter Gatherer ⛰️🏹
19.8% Iran Neolithic Farmer 🌾
11.2% Natufian
10.3% Eastern Hunter Gatherer 🏹

This sample is genetically similar to modern Armenians from the Syunik region 🇦🇲.

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Detailed map of archaeological sites of the late Trypilly and the Middle Sredny Stog from the national museum of Ukraine via nrken19

Gujar from Swat dna details using a good calculator made with all guidelines we got from using qpAdm

ANI=Ancient North Indian(Half andronovo and half indus valley mixed)
ASI=Ancient South Indian
Bmac=pre aryan central asian
Rest samples are indus and bmac mixed we made this by following qpAdm guideline since we detected mixed bmac and indus valley samples score
Gujar dna
Ancient northern indian=55%
Ancient southern indian=30%
Bmac pre aryan central asian =15%

We can conclude gujjars are

22.5% andronovo
15% bmac
72.5% Indus valley related


Gujars from swat are genetically closer to gujars of punjab

Calculator:-https://justpaste.it/fpxkd

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Viking from Norway dna breakdown using qpAdm

49.5% Proto indo european
34.4% Anatolian Neolithic Farmer
13.8% Western_Hunter_Gatherer
2.3% Uralic

Genetically this sample is closer to modern norwegians
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Breton women wearing traditional clothes in Concarneau, Late 19th century.
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Avar DNA, according to qpAdm, has this breakdown:

60.2% Proto-Caucasian ⛰️
37% Proto-Indo-European 🏹
2.9% East Eurasian Proxy 🌏

They are genetically close to Laks.
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Corded ware,Bell beaker,Nordic iron age,Iberian iron age,England iron age,Italy iron age,greek iron age admixture shown via pictures

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# Anthropological reconstruction of a Yamnaya couple

Most scholars agree that Yamnaya culture (~ 5500-4500 YBP) was associated with Indo-European Languages and Culture, however their impact was limited to balkans and Armenia

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Vepsians, a Baltic Finnic people, have a unique genetic story, according to qpAdm.

Their DNA breakdown is:

50.2% Proto-Indo-European 🏹
25.6% Anatolian Neolithic Farmer 🌾
13.2% Western_Hunter_Gatherer 🚶‍♀️
10.9% Uralic Proxy 🌲

This mix highlights the complex migrations and interactions that shaped their ancestry. They are genetically closest to Karelians, another Finnic group from the region.
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Immature throat singing
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Basques , known for their unique language and culture, have a distinct genetic profile according to qpAdm:

57.1% Anatolian Neolithic Farmer 🌾
27.9% Proto-Indo-European 🏹
15% Western_Hunter_Gatherer 🚶‍♀️

They are genetically closest to Northern Spanish people.
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Spanish map of sites associated with the country’s military orders (13th-14th century)

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Galician castro (4th-1st century BC)

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Russia_Samara_EBA_Yamnaya, a Yamnaya sample from the Early Bronze Age in Samara, has a fascinating DNA breakdown as per qpAdm(not g25)

25.8% Eastern Hunter Gatherer 🏹
23.1% Caucasus Hunter Gatherer ⛰️🏹
15.7% Ukraine Trypillian Culture 🌾
15% Western_Siberian_Hunter_Gatherer 🌲
11.8% Ukraine Eneolithic 🌾
8.6% Iran Neolithic 🌾

This Yamnaya sample is genetically close to Finnish Central populations

Research paper:- https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2024.04.17.589597v1.full
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Armenian DNA, according to qpAdm, has this fascinating breakdown:

• Proto-Caucasian: 79% ⛰️
• Levantine DNA: 12.9% 🌊
• Proto-Indo-European: 8.2% 🏹

This mix reveals a complex ancestry, with strong ties to the Caucasus region and additional influences from the Levant and Indo-European migrations.

Armenians are genetically closest to Meskheti Georgians, highlighting their close ties with their neighbors in the Caucasus.

qpAdm model= https://justpaste.it/dyrm5

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Israel Chalcolithic DNA, according to qpAdm, has this breakdown:

49% Anatolian Neolithic Farmer 🌾
38% Natufian 🌾
7.2% Iran Neolithic farmer 🌾
5.8% Caucasian hunter gatherer ⛰️🏹

This sample is genetically closest to Samaritan , though not super close.

The Levant Chalcolithic had an increase in light eyes due to Anatolian Neolithic Farmer DNA 🌾👁️.

Source:-https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-018-05649-9

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Beef and pork are french words brought by normans
Source:- Word Histories And Mysteries: From Abracadabra to Zeus
By Editors of the American Heritage Di

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Early Anglo-Saxon Queen, 6th Century AD
Copyright of Joan Francesc Oliveras Pallerols

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