This tool will tell you where your ancestors live 15,000 and 4,500 years ago. (native, percentage)

[AFP]

Interesting tool which suggests where your ancestors lived 15,000 and 4,500 years ago very simple.


Run the Gedmatch Eurogenes 36 calculator and then enter your Eurogenes 36 results then press calculer(calculate). Very simple!

Tool for Eurogenes K36 - Timeline

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Please post results for comparison and list your known ancestry. I am of Portuguese ancestry


My ancestors 15,000 years ago



HG North and East: Hunter-gatherers from Northern and Eastern Europe.
HG South: Hunter-gatherers, unknown place of origin, perhaps from south-western Europe. Will be dispersed in Europe in the Neolithic, via the farmers
Anatolia : First inhabitants of Anatolia.
Caucasus & Zagros : Inhabitants from the Caucasus to the Zagros Mountains in Iran.
Levant & Arabia : Inhabitants of the Levant and the Arabian


30% HG North and East
37% HG South
23% Anatolia
06% Caucasus and Zagros
02% Levant & Arabia



My ancestors 4,500 years ago

European Farmer: European farmers before the age of metals. They are a mixture mainly between the first inhabitants of Anatalia and the hunter-gatherers of Southern and Western Europe.
Indo-European Expansion : Originating from the first Indo-European Steppes and mixed or not with local populations of Central and Eastern Europe.
Local European HG : European populations, descendants of European hunter-gatherers, outside the Indo-European influence.
Anatolian Copper Age : Corresponds to the possible expansion of the Copper era from Central Anatolia.
Iran CHL : Corresponds to the population of Iran in Chalcolitic.
North-Africa : Assumed to correspond,


49% European farmer
28% Indo-European Expansion
01% Local European HG
16% Anatolian Copper Age
02% North Africa
02% Levant & Arabia

[ozarknation]

I ran it and the results are: (my ancestry is italian/native american)
My ancestors 15,000 years ago:
26% Siberians
21% HG North and East
17% HG South
16% Anatolia
8% Levant/Arabia
3% Caucasus and Zagros

My ancestors 4,500 years ago
Apparently the software crashed or something, it gave me zero

[jonesg]

We had the best cave on the mountain, but lost it during the flood.

[PA2UK]

Interesting, but K36 is very speculative to begin with, and I doubt estimating ancient origins on speculative admixture proportions instead of the daw DNA itself is very reliable. If you want an idea of ancient origins, I think it would be better to run one of ancient gedmatch calculators.

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Originally Posted by PA2UK

Interesting, but K36 is very speculative to begin with, and I doubt estimating ancient origins on speculative admixture proportions instead of the daw DNA itself is very reliable. If you want an idea of ancient origins, I think it would be better to run one of ancient gedmatch calculators.

I have run the Gedmatch calcultors and have been looking at the data for years. In my case the estimates that I got from this look good. I don't take the percentages literally but they're pretty damn close. I wish they would have split Levant and Arabia into two different populations. The only thing that looks a bit off is that the Anatolia looks a bit high and the Levant looks a bit low in my case. These sort of estimates would be more solid if someone included the 1,000 or so archaic DNA samples currently available in one app for comparison.