Ancient V samples

[Capsian20]

https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/edit?m...sp=sharing
I created this Map but some samples isn't accurate in location

[Capsian20]

NEO130: V1 (Hungary )
NE0603: V* (Portugal)
NE0933: V* (Denmark)
Link study
https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/...4.490594v6
I added this samples ancient in Map of Haplogroup V

[Capsian20]

New samples ancient of Hg V
CGG106782 Denmark , Langelands 750-1050 CE , V7b
CGG106778 Denmark , Langelands 750-1050 CE , V11
CGG107043 Norway , Rogaland 400-550 CE , V22
CGG107034 Norway , Trøndelag 550-800 CE , V1a1
CGG017610 Denmark , Lolland 450 B.C , V2b
CGG107485 Denmark , Zealand 1-200 CE , V3
CGG107391 Denmark , Zealand 1-200 CE , V3c
CGG106830 Denmark , Zealand 750-1000 CE , V3c
CGG106519 Denmark , Zealand 40B.C-110 CE , V2
CGG106515 Denmark , Zealand 1300 B.C , V10
CGG024700 Netherlands 400-700 CE , V7a
https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/...y-material
I will adding this samples on Map Hg V too

[Capsian20]

I added now this new samples in Map

[Capsian20]

LEU039 , Germany_Sömmerd , Únětice culture (2300 B.C) , V7*
https://www.theytree.com/sample/351c44c0...653dc.html
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-024-54462-6

[miquirumba]

New samples ancient of Hg V
CGG106782 Denmark , Langelands 750-1050 CE , V7b
CGG106778 Denmark , Langelands 750-1050 CE , V11
CGG107043 Norway , Rogaland 400-550 CE , V22
CGG107034 Norway , Trøndelag 550-800 CE , V1a1
CGG017610 Denmark , Lolland 450 B.C , V2b
CGG107485 Denmark , Zealand 1-200 CE , V3
CGG107391 Denmark , Zealand 1-200 CE , V3c
CGG106830 Denmark , Zealand 750-1000 CE , V3c
CGG106519 Denmark , Zealand 40B.C-110 CE , V2
CGG106515 Denmark , Zealand 1300 B.C , V10
CGG024700 Netherlands 400-700 CE , V7a
https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/...y-material
I will adding this samples on Map Hg V too

surprised to find V22 in Norway. it's almost exclusive clade from Basque Country

[Capsian20]

New samples ancient of Hg V
CGG106782 Denmark , Langelands 750-1050 CE , V7b
CGG106778 Denmark , Langelands 750-1050 CE , V11
CGG107043 Norway , Rogaland 400-550 CE , V22
CGG107034 Norway , Trøndelag 550-800 CE , V1a1
CGG017610 Denmark , Lolland 450 B.C , V2b
CGG107485 Denmark , Zealand 1-200 CE , V3
CGG107391 Denmark , Zealand 1-200 CE , V3c
CGG106830 Denmark , Zealand 750-1000 CE , V3c
CGG106519 Denmark , Zealand 40B.C-110 CE , V2
CGG106515 Denmark , Zealand 1300 B.C , V10
CGG024700 Netherlands 400-700 CE , V7a
https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/...y-material
I will adding this samples on Map Hg V too

surprised to find V22 in Norway. it's almost exclusive clade from Basque Country

Yaeh is very interesting because as far know ( im not sure )people basque aren't have any admixture North European

[Capsian20]

@Mokordo is posted samples medieval from Aldaieta there only sample belong a mtDNA V

B93 - Aldaieta    ()    V    1350    Spain - North Iberia Early Middle Ages

Temporal Mitochondrial DNA Variation in the Basque Country: Influence of Post-Neolithic Events

[JonikW]

Two big papers out today. I see there were no V samples in the Nikitin et al North Pontic Neolithic to Bronze Age preprint but there are a V and a V7, both from BA Hungary, in the Lazaridis et al Origin of the Indo-Europeans. The V was sample I18100 and the V7 was I3511.

The V7 sample’s mean radiocarbon date is 4574BP (before 1950) giving us roughly 2500BC.  YFull has a formed date for V7 of about 2000 years later than that at 2500 ybp; TMRCA 1550 ybp.

Interesting but not at all unexpected that there were no V samples from the IE homeland area itself given that it seems to have been spread by Neolithic farmer women. No surprise to see V samples in BA Hungary of course.

[Capsian20]

Two big papers out today. I see there were no V samples in the Nikitin et al North Pontic Neolithic to Bronze Age preprint but there are a V and a V7, both from BA Hungary, in the Lazaridis et al Origin of the Indo-Europeans. The V was sample I18100 and the V7 was I3511.

The V7 sample’s mean radiocarbon date is 4574BP (before 1950) giving us roughly 2500BC.  YFull has a formed date for V7 of about 2000 years later than that at 2500 ybp; TMRCA 1550 ybp.

Interesting but not at all unexpected that there were no V samples from the IE homeland area itself given that it seems to have been spread by Neolithic farmer women. No surprise to see V samples in BA Hungary of course.

This great is will be amazing to know profile admixture DNA , i will added this 2 samples in Map of Hg V
Thanks you
this new sample without referring to other samples Hg V it mean TMRCA mtDNA isnt accurate
but i hope team Yfull to fix this soon

[JonikW]

Two big papers out today. I see there were no V samples in the Nikitin et al North Pontic Neolithic to Bronze Age preprint but there are a V and a V7, both from BA Hungary, in the Lazaridis et al Origin of the Indo-Europeans. The V was sample I18100 and the V7 was I3511.

The V7 sample’s mean radiocarbon date is 4574BP (before 1950) giving us roughly 2500BC.  YFull has a formed date for V7 of about 2000 years later than that at 2500 ybp; TMRCA 1550 ybp.

Interesting but not at all unexpected that there were no V samples from the IE homeland area itself given that it seems to have been spread by Neolithic farmer women. No surprise to see V samples in BA Hungary of course.

This great is will be amazing to know profile admixture DNA , i will added this 2 samples in Map of Hg V
Thanks you
this new sample without referring to other samples Hg V it mean TMRCA mtDNA isnt accurate
but i hope team Yfull to fix this soon

Great that you're going to add them to your map. What would be really interesting would be a map of all existing Neolithic mtDNA samples across Europe, W Asia and N Africa, with the V samples highlighted within that. It would give us a better picture of the early distribution than we can get from only seeing the relevant V samples plotted in isolation. If you can think of a relatively easy way to do that please let me know. I can't, unfortunately.

ADD: I think we only have samples from Europe so far but that might change in time.

[Capsian20]

Two big papers out today. I see there were no V samples in the Nikitin et al North Pontic Neolithic to Bronze Age preprint but there are a V and a V7, both from BA Hungary, in the Lazaridis et al Origin of the Indo-Europeans. The V was sample I18100 and the V7 was I3511.

The V7 sample’s mean radiocarbon date is 4574BP (before 1950) giving us roughly 2500BC.  YFull has a formed date for V7 of about 2000 years later than that at 2500 ybp; TMRCA 1550 ybp.

Interesting but not at all unexpected that there were no V samples from the IE homeland area itself given that it seems to have been spread by Neolithic farmer women. No surprise to see V samples in BA Hungary of course.

This great is will be amazing to know profile admixture DNA , i will added this 2 samples in Map of Hg V
Thanks you
this new sample without referring to other samples Hg V it mean TMRCA mtDNA isnt accurate
but i hope team Yfull to fix this soon

Great that you're going to add them to your map. What would be really interesting would be a map of all existing Neolithic mtDNA samples across Europe, W Asia and N Africa, with the V samples highlighted within that. It would give us a better picture of the early distribution than we can get from only seeing the relevant V samples plotted in isolation. If you can think of a relatively easy way to do that please let me know. I can't, unfortunately.

ADD: I think we only have samples from Europe so far but that might change in time.

I believe start of Hg V is was in East Europe or South East Europe there in this region subclades V7 and V1 ancient samples and now this subclades is common in saami ( in this samples there difference a profile admixture DNA ) , for North Africa i think its spread linked with Bell-Beaker to Andalusian ( Moors)

[Capsian20]

Target: LBK_EN:I2016:Lipson_2017 (this G25 ordonnier K12b)
Distance: 5.2113% / 0.05211296
56.6 TUR_Barcin_N
21.6 TUR_Tepecik_Ciftlik_N
10.6 Kura-Araxes_ARM_Kaps
7.2 WHG
4.0 MAR_Taforalt

Target: Poland_Trzciniec_MBA:poz930__BC_1420__Cov_13.46%
Distance: 5.2340% / 0.05233994
55.4 Yamnaya_RUS_Samara
24.4 WHG
17.8 TUR_Barcin_N
2.0 Dinka
0.4 Yoruba

Target: Poland_Trzciniec_MBA:poz507__BC_1314__Cov_40.36%
Distance: 5.8904% / 0.05890373
62.2 Yamnaya_RUS_Samara
22.6 WHG
15.2 TUR_Barcin_N

Target: Germany_EN_LBK:I2036__BC_5175__Cov_24.41%
Distance: 4.2410% / 0.04241040
98.8 TUR_Barcin_N
1.2 WHG

Target: Germany_EBA_Unetice:LEU039__BC_2050__Cov_67.84%
Distance: 3.3268% / 0.03326791
60.2 Yamnaya_RUS_Samara
26.4 TUR_Barcin_N
13.0 WHG
0.4 BRA_LapaDoSanto_9600BP

[JonikW]

This great is will be amazing to know profile admixture DNA , i will added this 2 samples in Map of Hg V
Thanks you
this new sample without referring to other samples Hg V it mean TMRCA mtDNA isnt accurate
but i hope team Yfull to fix this soon

Great that you're going to add them to your map. What would be really interesting would be a map of all existing Neolithic mtDNA samples across Europe, W Asia and N Africa, with the V samples highlighted within that. It would give us a better picture of the early distribution than we can get from only seeing the relevant V samples plotted in isolation. If you can think of a relatively easy way to do that please let me know. I can't, unfortunately.

ADD: I think we only have samples from Europe so far but that might change in time.

I believe start of Hg V is was in East Europe or South East Europe there in this region subclades V7 and V1 ancient samples and now this subclades is common in saami ( in this samples there difference a profile admixture DNA ) , for North Africa i think its spread linked with Bell-Beaker to Andalusian ( Moors)

I agree. I suspect somewhere in the area that adopted farming about 8200 to 8000 years ago. So the Balkans is the likely location - more likely than areas further west that picked up the Neolithic package in the centuries immediately after that.

[Capsian20]

Great that you're going to add them to your map. What would be really interesting would be a map of all existing Neolithic mtDNA samples across Europe, W Asia and N Africa, with the V samples highlighted within that. It would give us a better picture of the early distribution than we can get from only seeing the relevant V samples plotted in isolation. If you can think of a relatively easy way to do that please let me know. I can't, unfortunately.
ADD: I think we only have samples from Europe so far but that might change in time.

I believe start of Hg V is was in East Europe or South East Europe there in this region subclades V7 and V1 ancient samples and now this subclades is common in saami ( in this samples there difference a profile admixture DNA ) , for North Africa i think its spread linked with Bell-Beaker to Andalusian ( Moors)

I agree. I suspect somewhere in the area that adopted farming about 8200 to 8000 years ago. So the Balkans is the likely location - more likely than areas further west that picked up the Neolithic package in the centuries immediately after that.

Is seems to me lucky isn't there with us for yet , but anyway we should to wait new studies maybe there new samples of Hg V
but its seems to me this mtDNA EHG << EEF and  in the centuries admixtrue after that to Yamnaya and WHG
i sugged EHG because mtDNA HV is formed in caucasus