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No one really talks about the impact of Harappans on BMAC. No one talks about the impact of Sakas on South Asians.

Another assumption is Yamnaya spoke Ancient/late PIE which again has no basis to it.

A genetic study published in Nature in July 2016 found that WSHs were a mixture of EHGs and "a population related to people of the Iran Chalcolithic". EHGs were modeled as being of 75% Ancient North Eurasian (ANE) descent. A significant presence of WSH ancestry among populations of South Asia...

Although science behind this face reconstruction is new but if we look at it carefully ....... First Humans out of Africa into India were either negroid or Austolid or became Austrolid after staying in India without any outside contact for over 50000 years. These early Indians also migrated to...

What does Baloch in Harappa DNA project imply? Is it IVC related component?

Pakistani Guy (Punjab) 99% North Indian Pakistani 01% Southern South Asian Maternal HG T1A1 Paternal HG J-M241 😲

One Indian lady with Parents from Hyderabad turned out to be around 50% Central Asian North Indian & Pakistani 35% Southern South Asian 07% Southern Indian sub-group (Brahmin) 04% Bengali and North East 01% Western Asian and North African Maternal HG wasn't revealed 😅

Yup. Sadly I could find only 2 detailed ancestry reports of Indian males while remaining 99% all are women mostly from East and South India.

Punjabi guy was 100% North Indian Paternal HG was R-Y7 Traced to ancestor who lived 6000 years ago Also share ancestry with Malta-boy 24000BP Maternal HG was M3A2 Traced to ancestor who lived 10000 years ago

Why I Find it off is because it shows 100% South Asian and narrows it down to Gujarat but Y Haplogroup turns out from East Asia. Maternal Haplogroup was M3 Rakhigari women was from U haplogroup U2B2 to be precise.

I wonder if they have tried taking samples from Sentinelese. Hardly a few of them have left. Would be interesting to see what comes up. Though last time the contact was established they were found throwing javelins on the copter 😅

I once checked the 23&Me ancestry reports of 2 Indians. One from Gujarat had C-M130 and the one from Punjab had R1a. These days 23&Me is clubbing North Indians into Central-South Asian sub-category different from South Indians. Don't know why 😑 Both guys looked Indian. Punjabi one being a...

I gave up. Looking for job somewhere else. 4 years tried but failed at every prelims 😅 Highest score I got at prelims was 85 in UPSC and 93 in SPSC.

hehe....Having history as optional for UPSC helped a bit but I have a tendency of forgetting and repeating things 😆 If I don't stay in touch I would most likely forget all the finer details in 6 months time.

If you look at some of these haplogroup they are quite wide spread. I then wonder why we are sticking with R1a as the Aryan gene? Funny thing is Indo-European speaking West Europeans have higher J & L than R1a. Highest they carry is R1b 400 years of colonialism. They left behind...

In 2018, Narasimhan and co-authors analyzed BMAC skeletons from the Bronze Age sites of Bustan, Dzharkutan, Gonur Tepe, and Sapalli Tepe. The male specimens belonged to haplogroup E1b1a (1/18), E1b1b (1/18), G (2/18), J* (2/18), J1 (1/18), J2 (4/18), L (2/18), R* (1/18), R1b (1/18), R2 (2/18)...

When Harappa died out something interesting happened in South India which may or may not have happened along the Harappan migration into the region.

They were contemporary of Harappans. Harappa continued till 1200bce. Post that it was PGW-Iron Age culture. Chalcolithic cultures were Stone-Copper cultures with some knowledge of bronze Harappa was bronze age culture Then there is OCP culture identified with sites like Sinauli. Without...

No idea. As far as latest studies show; Wheat & Barley was staple crop in North-West Rice was staple in the East in Gangetic plains Both developed independently of Near East Farming cultures.