Iranic DNA

@vicayana 1. All of your models have terrible se 2. You dont even know that average zoroastrian doesnt get any northeast asian if you use aasi or indus 3. In the pre-iranic iranian plateau, different types of natives lived, but you used mannaeans from northwest of iran Your post is funny

Similar config, with some changes ran on AdmixTools by Reich Lab. 17% Turkmenistan_IA means about 8-9% pure Central_Steppe_MLBA which is low compared to North India/Central Asia. Ignore the top model due to high standard errors.

While running some unbiased models for Iranian Zoroastrians, I found these models to be the most plausible. A Corded Ware derived (Indo-European) source doesn't convincingly work on qpAdm. The Iranian ethnogenesis has always been a mystery to be honest.

Lir Turkic (Oghur-Onogur-Bulghar-Volga Bulghar-Khazar-Kabar) Y-dna Sample size: 59 📚Source: familytreedna.com 🧬 T.me/Iranic_dna 🔗 iranicdna.com 🌐 x.com/Iranicdna

Facial reconstruction of an Iron Age individual from Sialk Tepe, Isfahan This individual from Sialk Tepe is dated to the Sialk VI phase (c. 800-550 BC). (Morteza Djamali, 2012) The archaeological site of Sialk is one of the oldest and longest-inhabited settlements on the Central Iranian Plateau, continuously occupied by farming and metallurgical communities. It consists of two mounds (North and South), separated by about 600 m, and two nearby cemeteries, A and B, located approximately 3 km southwest of the city of Kashan. The Sialk Mounds lie on the western edge of the Central Iranian Great Desert, at the eastern foothills of the Karkas Mountains, whose highest peak reaches 3,895 m. Flanked by major geographic barriers to the east and west, the site occupied a strategic position along an important ancient trade route running parallel to the Kashan Fault. The adult individual, standing approximately 170 cm tall, was buried in a large ceramic jar alongside animal bones. The jar had a base diameter of 45 cm, a maximum diameter of 150 cm, a wall thickness of 2 cm, and a preserved height of approximately 55 cm. (Javad Hosseizadeh, Arkadiusz Sołtysiak, 2017) The later phases of Sialk cemetery (V-VI) has archaeological ties to the Iron Age site of Dinkha Tepe (Oscar White Muscarella, 1974), which is associated with Hurrian-speaking populations. Artifacts from the "Zagros Graveyard" near Sanandaj also show affinities with Sialk B (Sialk VI), including S-shaped bronze wire objects interpreted as earrings (Shelir Amelirad, B. Overlaet, and Ernie Haerinck, 2012). Reconstruction commissioned by @shoresh03

🧬 Haplogroups - Y-DNA: • Sample size: 12 • Most common haplogroups: E (4, 33.3%), R (4, 33.3%) Source: ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/P…

- Stone Age: • 56.2% Sub-Saharan Africa • 22.6% Iran Neolithic Farmer • 10.6% Anatolian Neolithic Farmer • 4.4% European Hunter-Gatherer (EHG + WHG) • 3.8% South Asian Hunter-Gatherer • 2.4% West Siberian Neolithic

📊 Genetic breakdown of Afro-Iranians 🧬 Autosomal - Sample size: 2 - Medieval Age - Modern Age: • 56.4% Swahili • 29.8% Iranian • 13.8% Indian - Iron Age - Antiquity: • 57.6% Sub-Saharan Africa • 23.2% Western Iranic like • 16.4% Indic like • 2.8% Mesopotamian

@Curiousity14386 What do you think about this?

@Iranicdna reich.hms.harvard.edu/sites/reich.hm… Would be a treat The closest thing to qpadm i've seen of him, is on admixture There's BMAC_o2, but it includes 2 gonur steppe shifted samples too. He seemingly has some slight amount of AASI on admixture

📊 Genetic breakdown of Medieval Sogdian samples found in Arkhangai province, Mongolia "using qpAdm tool" 🧬 Autosomal - Sample size: 2 - Bronze Age: • 49.5% Oxus Civilization (BMAC) • 44.3% Andronovo culture (Indo-Iranic/Aryan) • 6.2% Deer stones culture

@Dave70785436396 Well we just know they are from khyber pakhtunkhwa idk about what pashtun Tribe they belong

@Iranicdna Where are these samples from? Which tribes specifically

Genetic breakdown of Pashtuns from Pakistan using qpAdm tool

@AkhilKumarSaho8 Lol, what?

@Iranicdna Ancient migration from ancient India.

📊 Genetic breakdown of a Kushan sample found in Qubodiyon District, Khatlon Region, Tajikistan "using qpAdm tool" 🧬 Autosomal - Sample size: 1 - Iron Age: • 52.6% Bactrian like • 47.4% Yuezhi like

@AtaeiMorte98438 Can you show them on a tree?

@Iranicdna Yes it has. But I don't think that it was carried by greeks. Because Bashkir people also carry this and Afghan people don't carry it. It was definitely carried by romans. My question is that why do Bashkirs and Yaghnabis only carry this?

📊 Genetic breakdown of the Yaghnobis (Neo-Sogdians) from Tajikistan 🧬 Autosomal - Sample size: 20 - Bronze Age: • 50% Oxus Civilization (Bactria–Margiana Archaeological Complex) • 42.4% Proto-Indo-Iranic (Aryan) • 7.6% Northeast Asian

@knwldgseeker Man i said raw data, not g25 coordinates

@Iranicdna Marwat_TBK,0.08992, 0.053823, -0.067505, 0.048127, -0.051086, 0.038208, 0.00282, 0.010153, -0.022907, -0.015126, -0.001461, 0.003297, -0.001041, -0.007982, 0.014794, 0.013392, -0.008084, -0.003041, -0.005405, -0.014257, -0.005116, -0.005193, 0.003697, -0.009519, 0.0097 Check this

@Curiousity14386 You mean that outlier sample with Q2b2 haplogroup? He was like 2/3 bmac + 1/3 steppe_mlba But sure i will make a model about him soon

@Iranicdna Hey, could you model a sample with admixtools 1 of sappali tepe culture, called I7493 ? But please use paniya, irula for aasi instead of onge

@arya_charwaha I havent tried it yet but it probably wont be more than 10%

@Iranicdna Link ? And Dedestani?

📊 Genetic breakdown of a Tajik from Vakhiyo Valley, Sangvor District, Tajikistan "using qpAdm tool" 🧬 Autosomal - Sample size: 1 - Antiquity: • 86% Eastern Iranic like • 14% Indic like

@arya_charwaha x.com/Iranicdna/stat…

@Iranicdna Can you provide how much steppe sintasta in Dedestani and Udmurt

@arya_charwaha Yes they have, but most of degestani steppe is yamnaya and also udmurts and chuvash have balto-slavic steppe to

@Iranicdna Udmurt,chuwas and Dedestani have Sintashta admixture?

@Aldhame711 Mashallah, keep up this good job

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@AtaeiMorte98438 It has celtic origin but i think it was carried there by greeks or romans

@Iranicdna My Y DNA is R1b- L2- Z150. I am a Hazara From Afghanistan. Are my ancestors were Soghdian or Bashkirs?

@shah_V1989 J2a, L1a/b, T1a, E1b1b

@Iranicdna What's the ydna on the oxus side?