🧬 Georgian qpAdm DNA Breakdown 🧬

• 86.1% Proto Caucasian (KuraAraxes) 🏔️
• 9.7% Levantine proxy 🐪
• 4.2% Proto Indo-European 🏹

🤝 Genetically Close to Ahiska Turks 🇹🇷
* According to g25, Georgians are genetically close to Ahiska Turks outside of Georgia.

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🔔 Bell Beaker Culture: A Genetic Journey 🔔

The Bell Beaker culture, named after its iconic 🔔-shaped drinking vessel, emerged around 2800 BC, marking the start of the European Bronze Age.

🧬 Bell Beaker DNA Breakdown:

• 55.4% Proto Indo-European 🏹
• 28.7% Anatolian Neolithic Farmer 🌾
• 15.9% Western Hunter-Gatherer 🦌

Genetic Connection:
* The Bell Beaker culture shares close genetic ties with modern Norwegians and other Germanic populations.

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The Kipchaks or Qipchaqs, also known as Kipchak Turks or Polovtsians, were Turkic nomads and then a confederation that existed in the Middle Ages inhabiting parts of the Eurasian Steppe.

Kipchak 1 and 2 samples are available

Kipchak 1 dna qpAdm details

👉73.2% pre turkic Central asian(Avestan proxy)
👉26.8% Proto Turkic(proxy)

Kipchak 2 dna qpAdm details
👉57.9% proto turkic(proxy)
👉42.1% pre turkic central asian(Avestan proxy)

These kipchaks are closer to turkmen and Tubalar(excluding outliers)

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🧬 Kazakhstani Kangju DNA Breakdown 🧬

• 36.9% Proto Indo-European 🏹
• 22.4% Iran Neolithic Farmer 🌾
• 18.6% Anatolian Neolithic Farmer 🌾
• 8.9% Tarim Mummies Ancestry 🏜️
• 5.8% Western Hunter-Gatherer 🦌
• 5% East Eurasian 🌏
• 2.3% Onge Negrito aasi proxy🏝️

🤝 Genetic Similarity:
* This Kazakhstani Kangju sample is genetically close to the Pamiris of Rushan 🏔️.

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Reconstruction of a Celtiberian woman.

For her dress we opted for a tunic and skirt in colored linen while the apron is in painted natural linen.
Since the exvoto presents a decorated apron, but, due to its deterioration, this decoration is largely illegible, images of Celtiberian art, coming from fibulae and ceramics, were used. The wolf is taken from an Iberian ceramic, to indicate the cultural and commercial exchange between this population and the Celtiberian one.

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South asian hunter gatherer skulls
Most likely they were successors of Orsang people
Orsang people were "proto South asian hunter gatherer"

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Qashqai people of iran dna breakdown

Dna🧬 details
.62.2% native iranian
.29.8% avestan central asian
.8% proto turk

They are genetically closer to agjabedi folks of Azerbaijan 🇦🇿

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Pashto language shares reduplication like south asian languages
Source:- Denoscriptive Grammar of Pashto and its Dialects
By Anne David

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🇮🇷 Who are pre iranic natives of Iranian plateau?
👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Answer:-Iran Chalcolithic people.The iranics who entered iran were not pure europeans considering fact they were already mix of bmac(native central asian) and andronovo(aryan).Only andronovo was europid autosomally

🤝 So these avestans interacted with iran chalcolithic people to form modern west iranians

🧬 Let us discuss their dna

👨‍🔬 According to qpAdm

🌾 They were
🌾 52.2% Iran Neolithic farmer
🌾 25.2% Anatolian Neolithic Farmer
🏔️ 13.7% Caucasus hunter gatherer
🐪 8.9% Israel hunter gatherer

🧬 This chalcolithic iranian sample is genetically closer to modern Lors

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🧬 Slovenian DNA Breakdown 🧬

🇮🇹 Verified by research study:
* ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6252347/#SM1

🧬 Their DNA is

52.4% Balto-Slavic
32.6% Illyrian
7.6% Celtic
5.8% Germanic
1.6% Anatolian Roman

🤝 They are genetically closer to modern Croatians.
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Tajikistan_Ksirov_Kushan qpAdm breakdown

49.9% BMAC native central asian
31.5% proto aryan
11.0% west iranian
7.6% north east asian proxy


This sample is genetically closer to modern Yaghobis distance wise however genetically we noted it had some west iranian
🇹🇯

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