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Mine: Admix Results (sorted): # Population Percent 1 Neolithic 35.49 2 EHG 24.70 3 WHG 20.37 4 Basal 14.96 5 Iran-Mesolithic 3.24 6 Amerindian 1.15

Harapa World results: # Population Percent 1 NE-Euro 32.24 2 Caucasian 26.67 3 Mediterranean 24.03 4 SW-Asian 9.42 5 Baloch 6.22 6 American 0.71 7 SE-Asian 0.45 8 E-African 0.11 9 Siberian 0.1 10 Papuan 0.04

That map looks good. It shows how significant was the depopulation of the Balkans during the Medieval and it's population with new, Slavic people, especially in the western Balkans, where the percentage of these Slavic lineages in some places is more than 70%. The Slavic lineages in Anatolia can...

Yes, somehow I've missed that. I thought that this particular marker is found only in Greeks but now I see that it is found in some East European countries as well. And I don't believe that all of those people are Jewish as other member said. I've checked the FTDNA's I2a haplogroup project and...

And they should not be counted, because they are not native to the region! Only pre-1920 inhabitants should count!

A2512 is very mysterious indeed. Taking in consideration the TMRCA of this subbranch and the fact that it hasn't been found in any Slavic group yet, we can assume that this subbranch had arrived in Greece somewhere between 200 B.C. and 600 A.D. The most probable migrations that brought it were...

I am just asking weather someone knows about this change? And I am not saying that this haplo is native to the Balkans, but there is a chance some subbranches of it to have been in the Balkans before the Slavs came in if TMRCA is true!

I don't know why some say that I-CTS10228 has TMRCA of 2200 ybp, when on the YFULL tree, I see something else: I just checked the YFULL tree and for this particular subclade, the TMRCA is 3800 ybp. Are there any updates about this subclade? If so, than there will be big questions about the...

Since your last post, E-Y16729 has been found in a Bulgarian man who forms his own cluster. Right now, I am the second man from the Balkans found to belong to E-Y16729 and I don't belong neither in the British, nor the Arab or the Bulgarian cluster. Right now, I am E-Y16729* on the YFULL tree.

There is nothing Serbian in today's Macedonians and stop spreading your Serbian propaganda around... I am a Macedonian with e-v13 y-dna haplogroup and my matches are mostly English, Bulgarian, Italian... It's suggested that id descend from the native people who lived here before the arrival of...