Shahr-e-Sokhte 2 samples and nearness

 

Finding closer to the Shahr-e-Sokhte2 samples. Looking at a generic PCA of my FTDNA sample and the Iyer samples and the Patel sample, these look closest to the Shahr-e-Sokhte2 samples and mine looks closest to the Shahr-e-Sokhte3 sample.

Now doing one on one against the Iyer-1-14 sample that is closest to the Shahr-e-Sokhte2 samples with my Dante sample shows mine Dante sample is 1.22 more nearby than the Iyer-1-14 sample.

running NMONTE on my and Iyer-1-14 sample shows it prefers more Yana and Ust-Ishim while mine prefers little bit Hoabinh but overall higher Shahr-e-Sokhte2

Checking the actual SNPs matched shows my sample matches close to 1024 SNPs on Shahr-e-Sokhte2 I11456 sample and chunks of > 20cM segments

Similarly on Shahr-e-Sokhte3 I8728 sample My Dante sample matches 269SNP

The overall Shahr-e-Sokhte 2 matches on my file are atleast 5-10% more than the nearest Indian samples.

The Bronze age time line on my FTDNA+Myheritage sample shows 20+ cM chunks on Shahr-e-Sokhte2 and 2.27cM on Helmand samples. The ancient Greek BA samples (probably outliers) show big chunks of 20, 30 and 40cMs on many samples. There is also matches with Gonur samples, BA Bulgaria, Ebla and Anatolia BA, Copper age Italy etc...

Running few samples showing current day mixtures, shows following. The Punjabi Lahore is high among Nambudri, Iyer samples and Kamma. Velamas have Punjabi Lahore but high of Brahmin mixed input from TN. Reddy have Pallan and Patel like mix. 

adding additional Kerala samples decreases the Punjabi Lahore of Iyers but Nambudri and Kamma stays same

Migrations using True Ancestry

 

Heavy Roopkund samples and Tuscan influence which is present through some ancient migrations through Brahui/Balouch and West Asia

Late Medieval shows some Huns, Tuscan, North African and Ghaznavid influence

Iron age shows heavy Swat valley like, Buddhist Saidu Sharif mixed, some Xiongnu and Saka mixed origins

Early Medieval and Late IA shows some of the Tuscan samples, Rugii, Roman, Sarmatian, Hun samples which are all mixed Steppe

Cooper Age and Early Bronze age shows major influence from North East Asia, Eneolithic Steppe, Italian and Armenian Copper age Altai Afansievo, some Yamnaya and Oetzi culture 

Bronze age shows major influence from Iran Shahr-e-Sokhte, Tepe Hissar, BMAC and Syrian Ebla, Alalakh, Amorite samples, and Canaannite, Ashkelon, Hittite and Greek Island and Central Asian Karasuk samples

The timeline around 3000BC shows highest input from the LC_EBA timeframe of Oetzi, Parkhai 2, Greek LN, Shahr-e-SokhteBA2 etc... which determines most part of the autosomal content.