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Stolarek et al: Genetic history of East-Central Europe...
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(10-21-2023, 05:19 AM)Alain Wrote: The Celto-Germanic admixture of today's Poles is ambiguously due to residual Germanic peoples of antiquity such as Goths, Vandals and Celtic Boians. However, most Germanic groups migrated to Pannonia, Hispania, North Africa and the Crimea.
2. from German settlers from the Middle Ages (German East Settlement) such as the Forest Germans, the new settlers come from Brandenburg, Saxony and also many from the Rhineland, Hessen, Swabia, Flanders... but also a third smaller aspect, German ones Second World War in the People's Republic of Poland and were assimilated (citizenship, marriage with Poles...)

Funny you should mention that, because the only known modern Spanish DF19 is on a small branch shared with a Polish and a German tester, and their FTDNA-calculated TMRCA is around 400CE. And the spanish sample’s surname is a patronymic supposedly referring to a Germanic tribal origin, such as the Visigoths. 
https://discover.familytreedna.com/y-dna...5862/story
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R1b>M269>L23>L51>L11>P312>DF19>DF88>FGC11833 >S4281>S4268>Z17112>FT354149

Ancestors: Francis Cooke (M223/I2a2a) b1583; Hester Mahieu (Cooke) (J1c2 mtDNA) b.1584; Richard Warren (E-M35) b1578; Elizabeth Walker (Warren) (H1j mtDNA) b1583; John Mead (I2a1/P37.2) b1634; Rev. Joseph Hull (I1, L1301+ L1302-) b1595; Benjamin Harrington (M223/I2a2a-Y5729) b1618; Joshua Griffith (L21>DF13) b1593; John Wing (U106) b1584; Thomas Gunn (DF19) b1605; Hermann Wilhelm (DF19) b1635
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(10-21-2023, 09:58 PM)FR9CZ6 Wrote: Bad news: They only determined the mtdna haplogroup of the individual.

If I understand correctly, in Russia they do not do autosomal analysis for ancient samples. At least in earlier studies, they were limited to mitochondrial and Y-DNA only.
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(10-22-2023, 09:56 AM)Gordius Wrote:
(10-21-2023, 09:58 PM)FR9CZ6 Wrote: Bad news: They only determined the mtdna haplogroup of the individual.

If I understand correctly, in Russia they do not do autosomal analysis for ancient samples. At least in earlier studies, they were limited to mitochondrial and Y-DNA only.

Well, as I see the researchers and institutes involved in this study are also the ones who are working on this project:

https://www.siriusuniversity.ru/research...oi-ravnini

The project description says: "For more than 100 samples of high quality and percentage of ancient human DNA, full-genome sequencing and bioinformatics analysis of the data obtained were carried out." So I believe we'll see the autosomal results for many ancient samples relevant to the slavic ethnogenesis, maybe even this sample's nuclear genome will be sequenced in the future.
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(10-22-2023, 09:56 AM)Gordius Wrote:
(10-21-2023, 09:58 PM)FR9CZ6 Wrote: Bad news: They only determined the mtdna haplogroup of the individual.

If I understand correctly, in Russia they do not do autosomal analysis for ancient samples. At least in earlier studies, they were limited to mitochondrial and Y-DNA only.

Well, there are some labs in Russia that try to get autosomal data, but aDNA research in Russia is limited because of

1) Later start than the west
2) Systematic underfunding
3) Sanctions
4) Overreliance on prior anthropological/archeological/linguistic data
5) Some weird methodological quirks.

About the last part - the most well known Russian population geneticists, Balanovskys, have fixation on Y-DNA and mtDNA data and do not pay as much attention to autosomal data as they should have.
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Ah, yes those sanctions. I guess the military expenditure and the war also cost a lot.
However, maybe some recent developments gonna help to boost up the russian archaeogenetic researches in the future.

“ Solopharm, a leading Russian pharmaceutical company, announces the completion of new laboratories to expand knowledge about the history of the ancient peoples of Russia.

The company's investments in the amount of 24 million rubles made it possible to build two laboratories for paleogenetic research. One of them is located on the territory of the European University in St. Petersburg, the second is at the Solopharm pharmaceutical plant.

These laboratories will become a scientific platform for conducting a large number of genetic tests at the intersection of archeology and genomics.”

https://solopharm.com/about/news/budushh...revnei-dnk
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(10-21-2023, 12:52 AM)Radko Wrote:
(10-20-2023, 04:13 PM)Tomenable Wrote:
(10-20-2023, 08:26 AM)Radko Wrote: There are obviously a lot of immigrants in Medieval Poland.

These can also be the Restgermanen, not necessarily recent immigrants.

I find it hard to believe that Goths and other Restgermanen survived in Poland another 500-600 years after the collapse of Wielbark and Przeworsk cultures. Recent immigration is much more probable.

I'm not saying that they survived, but that they were their genetic descendants.

They could be already Slavicized linguistically but still very Germanic autosomally.
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(10-24-2023, 08:37 PM)Tomenable Wrote:
(10-21-2023, 12:52 AM)Radko Wrote:
(10-20-2023, 04:13 PM)Tomenable Wrote:
(10-20-2023, 08:26 AM)Radko Wrote: There are obviously a lot of immigrants in Medieval Poland.

These can also be the Restgermanen, not necessarily recent immigrants.

I find it hard to believe that Goths and other Restgermanen survived in Poland another 500-600 years after the collapse of Wielbark and Przeworsk cultures. Recent immigration is much more probable.

I'm not saying that they survived, but that they were their genetic descendants.

They could be already Slavicized linguistically but still very Germanic autosomally.

How would you explain "young" Y-DNA lines such as R-S22194 (TMRCA 517 CE according to FTDNA, shared mostly with modern Western Germans and Theo der Pfeifenraucher) in Santok other than Medieval German migrations?

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BTW, do you remember Germans buried in the 14th c. Lübeck (which was Slavic settlement in the past)? Some samples have been added to FTDNA.

For example HGH-1607 belongs to I-FT337024 (TMRCA 916 CE, shared with modern Danes, Germans and Brits).

Distance to: hgh-1607.txt
4.92181877 German_Northwest
5.79478214 Danish
5.81717285 Swedish
5.84530581 Dutch
5.99111008 Swedish_Götaland
5.99304597 Dutch_North
6.01816417 Dutch_Central
6.06340663 Icelandic
6.08873550 Norwegian
6.17472267 Swedish_West-Svealand
6.20296703 Norwegian_Southcentral
6.38311836 German
6.97175731 English_Southeast
6.97504839 English_Midlands
7.15553632 English_North
7.33941415 Dutch_South
7.61174093 Swedish_East-Svealand
7.77643234 Welsh
7.79211140 English_Southwest
7.84985350 Scottish
8.68979862 Flemish
8.76279636 Irish
9.27713857 German_Southeast
9.30112359 French_Brittany
10.82165422 Austrian_Salzburg-Upper_Austria


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#84
And there was one "Eastern European" sample, but it looks like a Balto-Finnic rather than Slavic person.

Distance to: hgh-1558.txt
6.74739209 Estonian
8.47463274 Finnish
10.31697145 Finnish_Southwest
10.49294525 Lithuanian_Aukštaitija
10.51671527 Polish_Kujavia
10.91385358 Lithuanian_Žemaitija
10.99299322 Finnish_East
11.18507935 Polish_Warmia-Masuria
11.36850034 Russian_Pskov
11.41205503 Polish_Podlaskie
11.71022630 Russian_Smolensk
11.73873503 Polish
12.02894426 Belarusian
12.54022727 Polish_Greater_Poland
13.18082698 Polish_Mazovia
13.34359022 Latvian
13.51662310 Polish_Lesser_Poland
13.83447867 Russian_Kostroma
13.95323618 Russian
14.00427435 Sorb
14.14578382 Ukrainian_Northwest
14.25897261 Russian_North
14.33981171 Russian_Tver-Yaroslavl
14.43758290 Russian_Southwest
14.79732070 Ukrainian_North

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https://discover.familytreedna.com/y-dna/R-BY69849/tree (TMRCA 894 CE, shared with modern Swedes and Germans)

Distance to: hgh-1429.txt
3.09924184 Icelandic
4.17855238 Norwegian
4.21199478 Danish
4.31427862 Dutch_North
4.52081851 Norwegian_Southcentral
4.61538731 Swedish_Götaland
4.70081908 German_Northwest
5.23678336 Dutch_Central
5.52801954 Scottish
5.61305621 Dutch
5.65032742 Irish
5.71760439 Swedish_West-Svealand
6.04303732 English_North
6.20484488 Welsh
6.45624504 Swedish
6.75587892 English_Midlands
6.99341118 English_Southeast
7.06593235 English_Southwest
9.13846814 Dutch_South
9.26628297 Swedish_East-Svealand
10.08850336 French_Brittany
10.69225888 Flemish
10.92302156 German
13.25579119 Swedish_Norrland
13.62872701 French_North

https://discover.familytreedna.com/y-dna...19897/tree

Distance to: hgh-1600.txt
3.62118765 Icelandic
4.24480859 German_Northwest
4.56605957 Dutch_North
4.67266519 Norwegian
4.86902454 Danish
4.99505756 Dutch_Central
5.17336448 Dutch
5.24449235 Norwegian_Southcentral
5.30304629 Swedish_Götaland
5.51587708 Scottish
5.76123251 English_North
5.87316780 Irish
5.92781579 Welsh
6.23270407 English_Midlands
6.31848874 Swedish_West-Svealand
6.36737780 English_Southeast
6.65435947 English_Southwest
6.86154502 Swedish
8.10183313 Dutch_South
9.30111821 French_Brittany
9.34008030 Swedish_East-Svealand
9.63016615 German
9.70477717 Flemish
12.52980846 French_North
12.72572198 Walloon

No Y-DNA

Distance to: hgh-1579.txt
5.18050191 Welsh
5.46700101 English_Southwest
5.54277007 English_Southeast
5.54981982 Scottish
5.68787306 Irish
5.76739109 English_Midlands
5.93572237 English_North
6.18352650 French_Brittany
6.84648085 Dutch_South
6.87295424 Dutch
7.05172319 Dutch_Central
7.41788380 German_Northwest
7.69470597 Flemish
8.28393023 Dutch_North
8.89197391 Walloon
8.92416943 Icelandic
8.94284630 French_North
10.84675067 Danish
10.91122358 Norwegian
11.33036187 German_Southwest
11.37134557 Norwegian_Southcentral
11.56719932 Swedish_Götaland
12.21198182 German
12.41005641 French_Alsace
12.87614849 French_Central

Distance to: hgh-1510.txt
8.30121678 Irish
8.39754726 Scottish
8.55016374 English_North
8.64808071 Welsh
8.73301781 English_Southwest
8.79255367 Dutch_North
8.97059084 Dutch_Central
9.31006982 Dutch
9.33491832 English_Midlands
9.64788578 Icelandic
9.66651954 English_Southeast
10.05851381 Danish
10.23099213 Norwegian_Southcentral
10.39289180 Swedish_Götaland
10.40612800 Norwegian
10.61558760 German_Northwest
11.05409879 French_Brittany
11.43206893 Swedish_West-Svealand
11.77606046 Dutch_South
11.95642505 Swedish
12.66940409 Flemish
14.77217655 French_North
14.92104889 Walloon
15.55102569 Swedish_East-Svealand
16.28060810 German

Distance to: hgh-1599.txt
6.57304344 Swedish_East-Svealand
7.55452844 Swedish_West-Svealand
7.67697857 Swedish
8.34090523 Swedish_Norrland
8.61847434 Swedish_Götaland
8.69337104 Norwegian_Southcentral
9.31074648 Danish
9.40767772 Norwegian
11.14211829 Icelandic
11.68155383 Dutch_North
12.41174847 German_Northeast
12.57881552 German_Northwest
13.10886723 Dutch_Central
13.49813691 Dutch
14.77501269 English_North
15.00496918 Scottish
15.14015522 German
15.26864762 English_Midlands
15.49367290 English_Southeast
15.52556923 Irish
15.68076848 Finnish_Southwest
15.68658663 Welsh
15.95941102 German_Southeast
15.96442608 English_Southwest
16.82670199 Dutch_South
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#86
Prince Dmitry NEV2 similarity map:

[Image: xxugJL3.png]

And his admix decomposition:

[Image: XzExjG7.png]
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Also another possible combination (3/8 Mongol, 1/4 Viking, 1/8 Byzantine and 1/4 Caucasus):

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(10-25-2023, 08:16 AM)ph2ter Wrote: Prince Dmitry NEV2 similarity map:

[Image: xxugJL3.png]

And his admix decomposition:

[Image: XzExjG7.png]

Great maps, thanks for sharing. Do we have his G25 cords?
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(10-26-2023, 09:59 PM)FR9CZ6 Wrote: Great maps, thanks for sharing. Do we have his G25 cords?

Code:
NEV2_scaled,0.104717,0.016248,0.035449,0.015504,-0.010156,0.000558,0.00376,0,-0.02168,-0.015672,-0.007632,0.003597,-0.006095,-0.005643,0.003122,-0.00305,-0.002217,-0.003041,-0.004777,0.005503,-0.005989,0.002597,0.000493,0.00253,-0.00455
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Genealogically, Dmitry seems largely Kievan Rus, descending from multiple Rurikid branches on both sides, on his father's side he has a great-grandmother Maria of Ossetia and a gg-grandmother likely Helena Komnene (Byzantine); further back there is Swedish input. Dmitry's maternal grandmother is unknown to me.
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