Saturday, October 12, 2019

MyTrueancestry analysis of my ancestry

MyTrueancestry analysis of my ancestry

Analysed DNA

Y DNA: H-M69 -> H-M82 -> SK1225 -> H-Z5888 -> H-Z5890 -> H-CTS8144 [CTS8144/PF1741/M5498] -> Z34531 (H1a1a4b3b1a8~)
was found 2875 BCE -> Jiroft/IVC Periphery 11459 Shahr-i-Sokte BA2

10k YBP South Asian neolithic route has this H-M69 distribution along the coasts of Iran, Arabia, South Asia & South East Asia has bidirectional movement. There were further waves of trading networks from Iran/Arabia/Central Asia and Global Megalithic route covering Europe, West Asia and Japan/Oceania. Close to 420 Million people in South Asia belong to this Haplogroup.

There are admixtures from Armenia, Parthia, Greco-Bactria, Central Asia Steppe after that. The Lactose persistence SNPS rs3213871 rs4988243 rs2236783  rs3769005 rs4988183 points to heavy Steppe/Middle East influence.

My sample is now categorized as U2a1a2 as kit YF83218 in Yfull at https://www.yfull.com/mtree/U2a1a/
 

G25Ancients nmonte Dist 0.79 IND_Roopkund_A 51.05 IRN_Shahr_I_Sokhta_BA2 46.64 MAR_Iberomaurusian 2.04 PAK_Katelai_IA 0.19 TKM_Gonur2_BA 0.08

Lactose Persistence 

I am only person matching Both the lactose persistence genes that this DA125, Kangju, 150-300 AD genome matches in the 1000 genomes DB

rs4988243 2 136607703 Found in Korea, ITU, BEB, GIH, qatar, MiddleEast, finn, jewish, amerind/latinos (ITU=34%, GIH=32.8%)
rs2236783 2 136594158 Found in Europe and among Amerind/Latinos (ITU=11.27% GIH=12.25%)

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MyTrueancestry analysis of my ancestry

Shows big influence from Scythian/Sarmatian/Cimmeran/Alan & Avar/Hun groups probably indicating some Saka/Hun ancestry mix

There is also some European matches showing in Ancestry due to admix with Kang Ju like Samples that had significant European heritage and Greco-Bactrian samples.

Some of the Interesting samples I get on Timeline include Oetzi, Hittites, Caananites, Minoan, Maykop, Iran/Arm CHL, Eneolithic Steppe, EBA samples, Many Hungarian Conquerors,  Sarmatians, Scythians, Cimmeran, Crusaders, French Samples probably pointing to ancient Pallava, Saka, Rashtrakuta, Chauhans, Ikshvakus etc...

Possibly many royal Scotland, England  France Spain Hungary etc.. houses harbor these mix and show up on my Gedmatch matches

The ancient cities of Elam and Shahr-e-Sokhte had some South Asian populations categorized as Bronze Age 2 group. My autosome is particularly close to those due to ties from Neolithic era to Medieval time which were cut short in recent times.
 
A snapshot of top matching ancient samples that contributed most from the Mytrueancestry deep dive Y-dna shows following diagram. It shows ancient H y-dna mixed with J2a population from Greece, J1 Eastern Steppe Scythian, G2a Oetzi, Karasuk Scythian, L1a Nagas, and North African-Scythian mixed sample. These were the main samples with high autosomal count but there were other significant clusters from Huns that show up as Xiongnu Sarmatians, Levant, Iranian Neolithic/Copper age, Armenian Bronze Age, Black Sea Tepes etc...  
 
The top autosomal contributions is as shown below, where my sample is top matching in many ancient samples
 


 
 

The samples such as I7718, I7717, I7721, I7716 etc.. which show up in the top might be due to the Kamboja influence in Iron Age when ancient Jain group mixed with their Cavalry groups to form Kambojas all over India. Many calculators show at least 5% of this admixture and also up to 15% of Kashmiri groups indicating the high presence of these groups in Kashmir in ancient India.   The Oetzi might have been from the ancient maritime trade routes along Megalithic towns present all over the India. Probably few groups in the South harbored more of this autosome in the past since we have evidence of extensive maritime contact during megalithic era in Adichanallur close to 2000BC. The later era saw numerous towns showing evidence of maritime trade with Greeks and Romans.

Also these kinds of early Greek/Minoan samples with high Anatolian_N are matching my kit with high numbers. That probably means some kind of Basal Eurasian parts are present in my autosome from very ancient time. Some of the SNP in my mtdna file indicate that from the ancient N branch part of Basal Eurasian present in my genome. Many people with these ancient haplogroups like Y2, A, X2, W, N match on big segments. My mtDNA U2a1a2 has additional recent mutations from the U2a1 which is present among Brahmins, Yadav Kurmi etc… The presence of extra SNPs from the Basal Eurasian group might indicate more mutations currently not accounted for.

| |U2’3’4’7’8’9 41500 B.C.E. (Mother: U)
| |U2 41000 B.C.E. (Mother: U2’3’4’7’8’9)
| |U2a 21000 B.C.E. (Mother: U2)
| |U2a1 11500 B.C.E. (Mother: U2a)
| |U2a1a NW South Asia (Mother: U2a1)

-> U2a1a2 (recent Indian mutation same as my mtDNA)
| |U2a1b India,Europe (Mother: U2a1)
| |U2a2 1500 (Mother: U2a)

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