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My hunter-gatherer & farmer breakdown with qpAdm by @sapphiregnm 30.8% Zagros Neolithic Farmer 32.4% Anatolian Neolithic Farmer 15.5% EHG 10.8% CHG 6.5% Natufian 4% East Asian

@KaraVladBenim Elbistan

@asteraex What city?

I restored this photo of my ancestors using AI. The baby is my great-grandfather, the elderly man holding him is my great-great-great-grandfather and the young man in the middle is my great-great-grandfather. The man on the right is a relative. This photo was taken in 1926, I’m keeping it like a treasure.

@kumralkizilbas @bilherkishi @bilz_27 Try with @sapphiregnm then

@asteraex @bilherkishi @bilz_27 Bilz çok denedi ya sağolsun baya bi uğraştı ama çoğu modelleri fail oluyor benim için uyumlu değil

Kurdish result from Maraş, 3/4 Sinemilli 1/4 Atmi

@kumralkizilbas @bilherkishi Bizim @bilz_27 yaz, sana iyi bir model yapar

@bilherkishi @asteraex Bazı modellerde DA’dan alıp EHG’ye veriyor ve vice versa. Hangisinin daha doğru olduğunu anlayamıyorum en yüksek p-val olan modellerle devam ediyorum. Yanlış yapıyorsam cehaletten dolayıdır ama benim kafam da karışık açıkçası. Bu hafta kendimi modellemeye daha fazla odaklanacam

@feylinaz Aryans being white is a myth created by wignats.

@asteraex They kind of prove that not all "Aryans" are lily whites like Scandinavians. They look like Kurdish or Afghan village kids.

The Yaghnobis are an Eastern Iranian people from Tajikistan. Their language is descended from Sogdian and they have the highest proportion of early Iranian ancestry among all Iranic peoples. Unfortunately, only about 25’000 Yaghnobis remain today.

@mikehawk773 öyleymiş

@asteraex Haploları ne durumda? Orantılı mı gidiyor otozomale göre?

@oghurian MA2195 neden hep göz ardi ediliyor anlamiş değilim. Erken Oğuz örneği olma ihtimali çok yüksek. 46% DA.

Malazgirtteki örnekler istisnalar harici 60+ d.a çıkmaz.Ülkedeki en çok d.a'lı Türkmen etki etmiş gibi gözüken ordu-giresun hattında bile 46-47 d.a yanlış hatırlamıyorsam.Benim tahminim 48-50 civarı.

@whit48128 Stop hating, lizard man

id sell all the population of kurds and persians just to preserve these folks

@YuriABezmenov Damn, that’s a lot but I think unlike Yaghnobis Pamiris have some other stuff too like Indian admix, no?

@asteraex Gets up to 48% in Pamiris from Rushan. Yaghnobis have a bit less at 46%.

@YuriABezmenov Both have around 40% Andronovo afaik

@asteraex Pamiris have very similar amounts of Proto Indo Iranian ancestry too though they dont speak a sogdian dialect, they speak other east Iranian languages.

@bilherkishi Bende Tavshut eklenince steppe yerine BMAC düşüyor ve SE kötü.

@asteraex Qpadmin N dönem modellemesinde gürültü olmaz Tavshut eklense step düşer ama o da gürültü yapıyor

@ShamM514438 Yaghnobis have the same amount of Zagros ancestry as Kurds you dumb shit.

@asteraex Don't connect them to kurds There is zero relation. Focus on your Zagrosian ancestry

@bilherkishi Neolitik modeli baya tuhaf, CHG çok yüksek ve Iran N çok düşük.

@asteraex Bu kızın EHG düşük olup nasıl Bu kadar Andronovo yüksek olabiliyor

@gunturhalli Bölge için normal bi oran

@asteraex Kürt alevilerdeki DA oranı beni hep şaşırtıyor

@kumralkizilbas paylaşiyom

Bronze Age breakdown 📌

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@reddit_brain @RxpedByReality That‘s a lie made up by certain people. In proportion, it was an extreme tiny minority. As a comparison, Chechens who joined ISIS was 10x higher while there is only about 2 million Chechens but around 40 million Kurds.

@RxpedByReality Weren’t there a lot of Kurds in isis too?

@Mizogjin You wonder that because that‘s what you would do as a pervert moid.

@asteraex I wonder how many times ISIS militants raped the dead body.

Asya Ramazan Antar actually joined the YPJ primarily to escape her forced marriage just 3 months after her parents married her off. She later died at the young age of 18 and was heavily sexualized by Western media. I understand that as diaspora Kurds, we tend to romanticize martyrs like her but she lived a life that none of us would want to have.

@Ozkar690267 Yeah, that makes sense. Most women would not voluntarily join the armed struggle unless circumstances left them with no other choice. It goes against our nature.

@asteraex Anja Flach had already described in her book that the main motivation for many women to go to the mountains was not primarily armed struggle, but the pursuit of freedom, self-determination, and liberation from patriarchal oppression.