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Y-DNA haplogroups in different time periods of ancient Anatolia
Neolithic (n=25) → CopperBronze (n=18) → IronHellenisticRomanByzantine (n=40)
Comparison
Chalcolithic-Bronze Age (4000–1500 BC) vs. Iron Age-Hellenistic-Roman/Byzantine (800 BC–AD 1400+)
Y-DNA Haplogroups in Chalcolithic and Bronze Age Anatolians
Çamlıbel Tarlası, Çorum (n=4)
İkiztepe, Samsun (n=4)
Ilıpınar, Bursa (n=2)
Yassıtepe, İzmir (n=1)
Harmanören, Isparta (n=1)
Kalehöyük, Kırşehir (n=3)
Ovaören, Nevşehir (n=1)
Devret Höyük, Amasya (n=2)
Y-DNA haplogroups in Kurds
Sulaimani Polytechnic University, 2023
Source: doi.org/10.26682/sjuod.2023.…
East Eurasian (occasionally referred to as East Asian) admixture in ethnic Turks of Turkey
• Not to be confused with Central Asian admixture. The medieval Turkic samples from Central Asia have a mixed ancestry of West Eurasian and East Eurasian.
Data: docs.google.com/spreadsheets…
Y-DNA haplogroups in Volga Tatars
Sample Size: 1970
Source: shorturl.at/mrvR5
The Early Medieval Slavs used in the qpAdm model are genetically close to present-day East European Slavs.
The Ottoman-era Turks (AD 1300–1650) used in the qpAdm model genetically resemble present-day west Anatolian Turks and can be modelled as a mixture between West Asian and Central Asian populations.
