Indo-Aryans vs Iranians

[Indo-Aryan]

Source: Ashish Kulkarni
From: Archaeogenetics blog

 

[Indo-Aryan]

Indo-Aryans related to Indus valley
Iranians related to BMAC

 

[Indo-Aryan]

Some Iranian groups like Balochi, Pashtun, Iranian Bandari and Dravidian Brahui speaking have significant Indus Valley genetics.


Brahui speakers carry about the same ratio of steppe ancestry as other Iranian groups.

 

[Indo-Aryan]

Source: Ashish Kulkarni
From: Archaeogenetics blog


Aryan groups differ from Iranian in a few ways:


1. Aryan groups have more IVC ancestry than Iranian groups.

2. Iranian groups have significantly more BMAC (Bustan) ancestry than Aryan groups.

3. Iranian groups have significantly more Levant ancestry than Aryan groups who have none. (But we can dismiss this as a source of Iranian languages for obvious reasons).

4. Similar minor levels of Sintashta ancestry in all these groups. (avg 15%).

The complete absence of BMAC ancestry in modern Aryan groups, but a ~35% presence in Iranian groups points to BMAC ancestry as a possible origin for the Iranian language family.

 

[reignviper]

Source: Ashish Kulkarni
From: Archaeogenetics blog


Aryan groups differ from Iranian in a few ways:

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1. Aryan groups have more IVC ancestry than Iranian groups.

2. Iranian groups have significantly more BMAC (Bustan) ancestry than Aryan groups.

3. Iranian groups have significantly more Levant ancestry than Aryan groups who have none. (But we can dismiss this as a source of Iranian languages for obvious reasons).

4. Similar minor levels of Sintashta ancestry in all these groups. (avg 15%).

The complete absence of BMAC ancestry in modern Aryan groups, but a ~35% presence in Iranian groups points to BMAC ancestry as a possible origin for the Iranian language family.

Very interesting.

 

[Tactical Doge]

Source: Ashish Kulkarni
From: Archaeogenetics blog


Aryan groups differ from Iranian in a few ways:


1. Aryan groups have more IVC ancestry than Iranian groups.

2. Iranian groups have significantly more BMAC (Bustan) ancestry than Aryan groups.

3. Iranian groups have significantly more Levant ancestry than Aryan groups who have none. (But we can dismiss this as a source of Iranian languages for obvious reasons).

4. Similar minor levels of Sintashta ancestry in all these groups. (avg 15%).

The complete absence of BMAC ancestry in modern Aryan groups, but a ~35% presence in Iranian groups points to BMAC ancestry as a possible origin for the Iranian language family.

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