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Thank you. What do you think are the advantages of k12b calculator?

Sorry, I have two questions that are off topic. For now, do you think k12b is the most accurate among amateur calculators? Doesn't adding more components mean more accurate? (I understand that the source of the g25's components is opaque.)

Can I know the source of the samples?

Certainly, the hypothesis that the northern Balkans migrated south and mixed with the Greeks sounds more plausible to me than the hypothesis that the Slavs mixed directly with the Greeks.

To be honest, I'm not sure if there was a mixture with the Slavs in Greece. Wouldn't it be more likely to mix with northern Balkan natives? What do you think?

Thank you for your prompt reply.:awesome:

I would like to know the exact definition of Po Valley. Is it okay if I ask a few questions I have? HGDP samples of the Bergamo are the Po Valley? or the Alps? The metropolitan area of Milan, which accounts for a third of northern Italy's population, is the Po Valley? That's so sad

It's complicated, but I believe I understand what you mean. I think Piedmont, like the rest of Italy clearly needs more additional samples from other regions Thank you for your kind explanation.

So the sample named Piedmont is actually the same as the one from Liguria, right? I didn't know that the sample came from the tip of the Apennine Mountains. Thank you for the very interesting information. I wonder what other regions of Piedmont are like.

I didn't know there was only one Ligurian sample. Thanks for the reply.

I have an off-topic question, why does Piedmont plot further south than Liguria? I was a little surprised to see the PCA.

Thank you for replying.

Do you think the upcoming Magna Graecia paper will be helpful in this matter or will it only add to the confusion?

Thanks for the reply. I didn't know that the mainland Greeks had a Slavic admixture.

Are Southern Italians more like Minoans than modern Greeks are?