








Western Sicily (Trapani and Palermo)
Not my own result. I manage the kit.









Not my own result. I manage the kit.
Both my parents, grandparents and great grandparents are all Fulani from Fouta Djallon in Guinea as far as we know. I have always known we have some ancient admixture but was never sure what that was until I did some research. Pretty cool to see these results. I’ve also added the results from gedmatch.
Both my parents, grandparents and great grandparents are all Fulani from Fouta Djallon in Guinea as far as we know. I have always known we have some ancient admixture but was never sure what that was until I did some research. So pretty cool to see these results.
Open to any questions!
Right set:
Cameroon_ShumLaka_SMA.AG
Russia_YuzhniyOleniyOstrov_Mesolithic.AG
Italy_Epigravettian.AG
Russia_Tyumen_HG.AG
Iran_GanjDareh_N.AG
Turkey_Marmara_Barcin_N.AG
Morocco_Iberomaurusian.AG
Turkmenistan_C_Geoksyur.AG
Russia_Khvalynsk_Eneolithic.AG
Russia_UstBelaya_Angara.AG
Russia_Boisman_MN.AG
Russia_AfontovaGora3_UP.AG
Ethiopia_4500BP.AG
Tanzania_Luxmanda_3000BP.AG
SolomonIslands_500BP.AG
Vanuatu_2300BP.AG
Here are my result. I am Serb from Belgrade, with grandparents origin from Krajina region in Croatia.
This region of the extreme southern Peloponnese is a genetic outlier for mainland Greece and is firmly within the Aegean islands genetic cluster.
How did this region remain isolated, and when did their genetic profile form?
It seems like they should be descended primarily from the same wave of people in these ancient Corinth samples with only minor later admixture.
Even the Cyclades have more admixture than Deep Mani.
This is meant to be an update on my previous post.
Okay, so I re-ran my models from a few days ago using a Global fit, and the results are noticeably better—especially for the Medieval period. The fits are tighter overall and line up well with multiple Vahaduo runs I did using my G25 coordinates.
Main Result:
Sudanese Nubians/Arabs are best modeled as a 3-way mix of:
Meanwhile, Medieval Nubians themselves fall along a 2-way cline:
The local Northeast African component is better proxied in models using West Eurasian-related ancestry and is believed to be a Natufian-like Egyptian hunter gatherer population.
Overall, this lines up pretty well with what we’d expect historically: continuity from indigenous Nilotic populations + a Northeast African layer + later historic Arabian input.
My father was 1/2 Italian (Piedmont) and 1/2 Polish (Southern). My mother is 1/2 English/Scottish/Welsh, and 1/2 Ashkenazi Jew (Eastern and Western). on Ancestry DNA, my regions fit.
For DeepAncestry, I chose Ashkenazi Jew because otherwise it doesn't show up when I choose any of the European choices.
Syrian christians from coastal syria seems to be very greek mycenaean shifted , any historical explanation for this , this is very unique profile to this group of the region.
Hey all,
I put together a simple ancestry calculator for people from the Balkans. If you have your G25 scaled coordinates, you just paste them in and it breaks down your ancestry into four components:
- Illyrian
- Thracian
- Eastern Roman Anatolian
- Balto-Slavic
It also shows you which modern and ancient populations you're closest to. There are 136 reference populations in there, regional breakdowns for Macedonians, Albanians, Greeks, Bulgarians, Serbs, Romanians, and a bunch of ancient groups (Iron Age Illyrians, Thracians, ancient Macedonians, Dardanians, etc.).
The solver uses a hybrid approach to deal with the fact that Illyrian and Thracian are genetically pretty close, a straight 4-way solve would give you unstable Illyrian/Thracian ratios that bounce around wildly. Instead it first solves a stable 3-way model with a combined Paleo-Balkan source, then splits that into Illyrian and Thracian. Keeps things sensible.
There's also a Pre-Slavic mode that removes the Slavic component and shows you what your pre-migration profile looks like compared to ancient populations. Plus an interactive PCA plot if you want to visualize where you sit.
Everything runs in your browser. Single HTML file, no server, no data sent anywhere. Works offline too.
You can copy your full results with one click if you want to share them here.
Why does my brother have those Slavic ancestry and I don't? We're Spanish; the only foreigner in the family is my French great-grandfather.