Indo European and ancestry tests

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I have come across something interesting.

Indo-Iranians are ethnically closer to Balto-Slavic people than West and North Europeans. Despite that most Indian ancestry tests are throwing upto 10% Irish-Welsh and Scandinavian ancestry.

North Western and Northern Indians, Pakistanis and Afghans have 3 ancestry components majorly; SA-WA-CA with minor West European ancestry but surprisingly nill to extremely rare eastern European or Greek ancestry.

Some Persian ancestry tests are also coming up with up to 10% SA ancestry but nill on eastern European ancestry.

Most Indians from the regions I have mentioned most probably got it from Indianized Scythians Hunas Parathians Kushanas etc between 2200 to 1600 years ago. Due to endogamy this ancestry is preserved till date.

I will keep looking for other interesting findings.

 

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Indo-Iranian and Balto-Slavic are R1a but ancestry reports that I have come across are throwing R1b of West Europeans among Afghans Pakistanis and North-North Western Indians.

In my opinion this ancestry is most probably recent within last 300 to 500 years.

 

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Similarly minor ancestry component from SA (10%) among Tajiks. This region of Indus valley is throwing up a highly mixed ancestry.

 

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Some east and south east European ancestry reports I looked at is throwing nill ancestry from steppe/WA/CA.

 

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Just now come across one Pakistani with some east European ancestry rest of the ancestry is same as above.

One Syrian Kurd with minor South Asian ancestry. I smell mittani

 

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One more Kurd from Iraq with CA-SA ancestry.

 

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Some things to keep in mind

01 Human history has a horrible part to it.
Countless wars destroying the gene pool of the place.

02 Women being raped by the invading Armies

03 Slaves. One reputed channel on history claimed that European women slaves were traded by Romans with Tamil Kings. Don't know the authenticity of the claim.

 

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Irish Welsh and SA showing up in Kurds of Eastern Iran also just like jats and Punjabis but zilch from Eastern Europe.

If things stay the same then my guess is Ancient Eurpeans were culturally Aryanized just like North Africans were culturally Arabized and East Asians culturally Indianized.

 

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The more I watch and read it's becoming clear that most Kurds and Iranian have some South Asian component and the bus stops there.

I wouldn't be surprised if Kurds got it from Mittanians.

Some months ago I watched persepolis vs fc goa champions league match and many Iranians would pass of as North-North western Indians.

It's funny to read some comments though. Our western neighbours denying their Indian roots. Europeans claiming Aryan roots and non Persians labelling Persians Arabs.

 

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"For most of the Croatian people (or as they call themselves, Hrvati) when it comes to defining their origins and tracing their ancient roots they turn towards the land of Iran and Persia."

Sanskrit in Croatia: From Sarasvati to Hrvati

For most of the Croatian people (or as they call themselves, Hrvati) when it comes to defining their origins and tracing their ancient roots they turn towards the land of Iran and Persia. According to academia the name Hrvat comes from Hrovat which comes from the Slavic Horvat which originates...

www.sutrajournal.com

Nothing showed up till now.
BTW it's not a one off thing.
I am planning to keep track of these ancestry tests.

 

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Looked into Romanian ancestry tests.

There are minor Iranian and CA component.

 

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There exists diversity in the tribal populations of India.

Mainly 3 major groups but I could be wrong

01 North Western Tribals
02 North Eastern Tribals
03 South central Tribals.

Which may have some overtones with Neolithic-Stone age settlers. But could be wrong.

Is it true?

It is estimated that out of approximately 31.4 million people living in North-eastern India, about 8.1 million are tribal people of the hills and plains.

Then who are the non tribal people of North East?

 

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Never mind I think I have the answer