Wednesday, August 16, 2023

G25 Analysis of Indian castes

 Running G25 analysis and Southern castes and some northern ones using Swat samples, pulliyar and kadar for AASI & AASI mixed with UP, Kazakh MLBA and EBA, SIS BA2, Gonur1, Amur river BA, Belgium UP,  Italy Daunian shows a pattern


Belgium UP European HG shows up in some Southern castes and UP Brahmin east 


Udegram IA was an ancient Swat town full of Haplogroup E people. Some Brahmins such as UP Brahmins in East and Southern castes seem to have noticeable amount of it.



Pakistan Saidu Sharief was a Buddhist town which seems to be present high among Baniyas, Rajput and Sarypareen/Kanyakubj brahmins



Iran Shahr E Sokhte BA2 was a group of samples found to be high in present Indian like. It is found high in Velamas, Kammas, UP Brahmin East, Kallars etc..


Pulliyars are a AASI population which is shared high with Nambudris, Chamars and Velamas


Kazakh MLBA shows up high in Brahmins, Bhumihars and Rajput


Pakistan Loebanr is a swat town that had Haplogroup L along with H and others. It is very high amoung Punjabis and Brahmins.

Pakistan Swat valley Katelai is a town full of R2 and H1 people found high among Brahmins and Kallars



Kadars are a forest tribals who seem to have some Asian UP and AASI that match high for Chamars, Kallars etc..



Japan JOMON is HG found widely in India among all groups


Italy Daunian is a Med and EBA mixed people influence found among NW Yavan mixed populations, some Brahmins, Kammas etc.


Iberomaurisians are North African population whose admix found among Rajputs, Brahmins and Kammas


Gonur1 was a BMAc town. Many SOuthern castes have high of Gonur BA and some Rajputs and Brahmins


Kazakh Kumsay EBA is ancient admix found among Bhumihars


China Amur river is a North east asia BA era which is found among groups such as Uttarkhands Brahmins and some Rajpts


Swat Aligrama Historical is found high among some Rajputs and Brahmins


Kadars high part2

Pakistan Aligrama IA is ancient town that has influence in South India among Vellalars, Bunts, Kammas, Velama, Reddy etc..

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