@Jaska
Linguistic analysis of Max Planck Institute Jena makes it clear and completely supports what I said, I'm if anything fully supporting the linguistic evidence that is there
@Jaska
Then you should pick up Gamkrelidze-Ivanov instead of ignoring all the linguistic evidences, linguistic evidence isn't alone proving whether Anatolian or Indo-Iranian are from Steppe, archaeological, genetic, philological, linguistic evidence all do and all point to Non-Steppe origin for these two branches. Check Heggarty and his 70+ linguists. Linguistics don't say Indo-Slavic clade that itself goes against Kurganist fantasy of R1a
05-20-2024, 03:04 AM (This post was last modified: 05-20-2024, 01:21 PM by Rober_tce.)
@jdean
Obviously Renfrew's hypothesis is one of the most wrong ones, it's still amazing how it was considered alongside Kurgan up until few years ago but Heggarty and Max Planck Jena theory which is actually possible in every inch as opposed to Renfrew's impossible theory is being brushed as false
Do you seriously think there are supporters of Anatolian hypothesis? Well good thing I'm not, Armenian hypothesis especially the Max Planck Jena one is what's correct
It is unfortunate we have no samples from Western Kazakhstan prior to the bronze age to help elucidate the 'Tutkaul' component of CLV.
I suspected it for a while but thought I was in a small crowd in that respect.
Anyways, here's some models for Kumsay_EBA and Steppe Maykop.
right = c('Congo_Mbuti.DG', 'Anatolia_Barcin_N.SG', 'Anatolia_Boncuklu_N.SG', 'Iran_TepeAbdulHosein_N.SG', 'Iran_Wezmeh_N.SG', 'CHG.SG', 'Morocco_OUB002_Epipaleolithic.SG', 'Morocco_SKH001_MN.SG', 'Italy_GrottaContinenza_HG.SG', 'Bichon.SG', 'Sweden_StoraForvar_HG.SG', 'RUS_Arkhangelsk_HG.SG', 'Tarim_EMBA1', 'Afanasievo_KarasukIII.SG', 'Yamnaya_Kazakhstan_Karagash.SG', 'Andaman_100BP.SG', 'RUS_Primorsky_DevilsCave_N.SG', 'Peru_RioUncallane_1800BP.SG')
allsnps=TRUE
05-20-2024, 05:57 AM (This post was last modified: 05-20-2024, 06:01 AM by Moeca.)
(05-20-2024, 04:53 AM)Kale Wrote: It is unfortunate we have no samples from Western Kazakhstan prior to the bronze age to help elucidate the 'Tutkaul' component of CLV.
I suspected it for a while but thought I was in a small crowd in that respect.
Anyways, here's some models for Kumsay_EBA and Steppe Maykop.
right = c('Congo_Mbuti.DG', 'Anatolia_Barcin_N.SG', 'Anatolia_Boncuklu_N.SG', 'Iran_TepeAbdulHosein_N.SG', 'Iran_Wezmeh_N.SG', 'CHG.SG', 'Morocco_OUB002_Epipaleolithic.SG', 'Morocco_SKH001_MN.SG', 'Italy_GrottaContinenza_HG.SG', 'Bichon.SG', 'Sweden_StoraForvar_HG.SG', 'RUS_Arkhangelsk_HG.SG', 'Tarim_EMBA1', 'Afanasievo_KarasukIII.SG', 'Yamnaya_Kazakhstan_Karagash.SG', 'Andaman_100BP.SG', 'RUS_Primorsky_DevilsCave_N.SG', 'Peru_RioUncallane_1800BP.SG')
allsnps=TRUE
I wonder if this surplus Tutkaul is from the same source that contributed to CLV in the first place?
Russians did a survey on Haplogroups of the altai kazaks ..................I think they are wetern Kazarks .....................most where L and T ydna
********************
Maternal side yDna branch is R1b - S8172
Paternal Grandfather mother's line is I1- Z131 - A9804
(05-19-2024, 02:33 PM)Gabru77 Wrote: Probability of branches not coming from Steppes, or weight of derivation from Non-Steppe ranked in accordance of the South of Caucausus theory:-
Euphratic(hypothesised branch) - 100% Non-Steppe
Anatolian - 95% Non-Steppe Indo-Iranian - 80% Non-Steppe
Graeco-Armenian - 50% Non-Steppe
Albanian - 20% Non-Steppe
The above 4 real branches have two routes possible out of which first 2 real branches(Anatolian and Indo-Iranian) are indeed not from Steppes, while Graeco-Armenian is an ambiguous case
I've been completely busy with technical questions for the past few weeks, so I'm jumping late on the bandwagon of this discussion and chances are my question will fall flat. How should I understand this bizarre equation "Indo-Iranian = 80% Non-Steppe"? Do you dispute the connection with the culture of Sintashta? And if you don't dispute it, am I to understand that there is another equation "Sintashta = ?% Non-Steppe" behind the scenes?
(05-20-2024, 01:11 PM)Gabru77 Wrote: @Kale
Is there WSHG signal in Russia_Samara_HG/Meso? I know it has some CHG
Same setup as earlier. Tried various combinations of Sidelkino, Vovnigi, GolubayaKrinitsa, Progress, Kotias, WSHG, and Tutkaul.
Tutkaul pushes out all other Southern and Eastern sources.
as with all papers in this kind of field, it’s already out of date but it gives an v good summary of why neither Indo Anatolian or core IE could have developed in farming areas like Anatolia https://www.academia.edu/108547976/Ten_C...he_Steppes
(05-20-2024, 01:11 PM)Gabru77 Wrote: @Kale
Is there WSHG signal in Russia_Samara_HG/Meso? I know it has some CHG
Same setup as earlier. Tried various combinations of Sidelkino, Vovnigi, GolubayaKrinitsa, Progress, Kotias, WSHG, and Tutkaul.
Tutkaul pushes out all other Southern and Eastern sources.
what does samara-sidelkino mean? I think they are different clusters ( tough both are EHG of course) both in composition and in age. Sidelkino is thousand of years older than samara IIRC
"Do you dispute the connection with the culture of Sintashta?"
Yeah I'm against that completely. What I said with 80% was to imply how strong is a branch to be derived from Steppe or not from Steppe, in which Indo-Iranian ranks second to Anatolian. I only dispute the origin of Anatolian, Indo-Iranian and Graeco-Armenian branches from Steppe and support the Armenian homeland theory of Max Planck Institute Jena
Check if Golubaya Krinitsa and Samara_HG/Meso show IranN in distal run. If I recall correctly the Eurogenes guys said there is Mesolithic CHG from Imereti culture or something. So I'm skeptic of actual TTK admixture in it. Although EHG pottery could have origins in Kelteminar