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Which ancient populations do you think you resemble the most?
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how ancients (CHG , Iran N , Anatolia N etc) likely looked like
share your ideas . obviously we will not be totally accurate with our guesses but I think we can get somewhat close I think this is how neolithic Iranians (from western Iran) looked like : Iran N peaks in baloch and brahui people but modern baloch/brahui people have substantial south asian...
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Thanks, but I only see reconstruction for Iran_N.how ancients (CHG , Iran N , Anatolia N etc) likely looked like
share your ideas . obviously we will not be totally accurate with our guesses but I think we can get somewhat close I think this is how neolithic Iranians (from western Iran) looked like : Iran N peaks in baloch and brahui people but modern baloch/brahui people have substantial south asian...
There is no CHG reconstruction in the thread, but you are right I don't resemble either one even though I have high percentage of dna from both Iran_N and CHG.
those reconstructions are probably inaccurate though
Most likely they are inaccurate.
i am talking about ancestralwhisper . they are not anthropologists i think
idklolimo
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These people have a great command of facial anatomy. because in order to make those face designs, you need to know facial anatomy or something.
they are amateurs though if i am not wrong
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wandering stranger
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I dunno tbh since our ethnic origin is mysterious that baffled scientists around the world
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What's so mysterious about the origins of chechens?
wandering stranger
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The Chechens are one of the Nakh peoples, who have lived in the highlands of the North Caucasus region since prehistory. There is archeological evidence of historical continuity dating back to 3000 B.C. as well as evidence pointing to their ancestors’ migration from the Fertile Crescent c. 10,000–8,000 B.C.
The discussion of their origins is intertwined with the discussion of the mysterious origins of Nakh peoples as a whole. The only three surviving Nakh peoples are Chechens, Ingush and Bats, but they are thought by some scholars to be the remnants of what was once a larger family of peoples
KARABOĞA
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what about me? @Mesoman @vengeance
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I have no clue tbh. I am too tired
idklolimo
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You european hun imo
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Iron Age ARYAN Guto-Medes from Kurdistan (Lake Urmia area)
My people are almost 100% identical to the ARYAN Iron Age people from Kurdistan/Upper Mesopotamia. Kurdish DNA is practically untouched for the last 3000 years. So of course I do identify myself only with those ARYAN Guto-Medes. It is so great to look into a mirror of history and find your ancient direct ancestors. It makes me very happy to find 3000 years old ancient people identical to me. Since my DNA is basically 3000 years old, it means my ARYAN race exists as we are right now for at least 3000 years!
This is F38 Hasanlu DNA (Gedmatch kit number = M381564), 971 - 832 BC. :
Location of the Iron Age Aryan/proto-Kurdish Hasanlu samples.
My people are almost 100% identical to the ARYAN Iron Age people from Kurdistan/Upper Mesopotamia. Kurdish DNA is practically untouched for the last 3000 years. So of course I do identify myself only with those ARYAN Guto-Medes. It is so great to look into a mirror of history and find your ancient direct ancestors. It makes me very happy to find 3000 years old ancient people identical to me. Since my DNA is basically 3000 years old, it means my ARYAN race exists as we are right now for at least 3000 years!
This is F38 Hasanlu DNA (Gedmatch kit number = M381564), 971 - 832 BC. :
Location of the Iron Age Aryan/proto-Kurdish Hasanlu samples.