Hungarian

[1798]

Humgarian F999931
Population
North_Sea 37.02%
Atlantic 20.96%
Baltic 37.28%
Eastern_Euro 4.74%
West_Med -
West_Asian -
East_Med -
Red_Sea -
South_Asian -
Southeast_Asian -
Siberian -
Amerindian -
Oceanian -
Northeast_African -
Sub-Saharan -


The Hungarian was 57.98% western European.The scientists didn't know a lot about that migration from west to east 7000 years ago.

[Beth Long]

Hungarian

You might want to check out the information and statistics of the Hungarian Magyar Project website:

https://www.familytreedna.com/groups...ect/about/news

[1798]

http://genetics.med.harvard.edu/reic...ature14317.pdf

Hungary is not in western Europe.

[Beth Long]

I don't believe I said Hungary is in Western Europe (?)

[1798]

I don't believe I said Hungary is in Western Europe (?)

You didn't say it but in this new scientific paper they are linking (WHG)western European dna to Hungary!!!

[Sarmat]

Methinks we need a new name for the WHG component.

[1798]

Methinks we need a new name for the WHG component.

The 64% WHG that I have is not Hungarian nor from Hungary nor eastern Europe. That I am 100% certain of and the point that I am making.

[MikeP]

Rather than define a new acronym for WHG, how about finding a different word (or group of words) to represent the W. I don't know enough about these people, their technology, or characteristics. We could have fun seeing who could come up with the best substitution. Did the WHG do anything special with Weaving, or Woodworking? Adjectives like Winsome, Wily, or White are probably not that appropriate.

What's your fun suggestion?

[1798]

Rather than define a new acronym for WHG, how about finding a different word (or group of words) to represent the W. I don't know enough about these people, their technology, or characteristics. We could have fun seeing who could come up with the best substitution. Did the WHG do anything special with Weaving, or Woodworking? Adjectives like Winsome, Wily, or White are probably not that appropriate.

What's your fun suggestion?

Bog Siar

[Sarmat]

The 64% WHG that I have is not Hungarian nor from Hungary nor eastern Europe. That I am 100% certain of and the point that I am making.

Yeah, it's probably confirmation of your Germanic admixture.

[1798]

Yeah, it's probably confirmation of your Germanic admixture.

The 64% WHG is common for all Scots and Irish people.

[1798]

46,000 years ago: first people in Europe. These were hunter-gatherers. Those who survived the Ice Age became the Mesolithic hunter-gatherers labelled WHG in Lazaridis 2014 and Haak 2015.

[Sarmat]

46,000 years ago: first people in Europe. These were hunter-gatherers. Those who survived the Ice Age became the Mesolithic hunter-gatherers labelled WHG in Lazaridis 2014 and Haak 2015.

...and showing the most similarity to modern-day Lithuanians and Estonians.

[MikeP]

I saw a suggestion somewhere that both the WHG and Scandinavian HG split from the reindeer hunters ...

[1798]

A man who died in Hungary whose ancestors came from every where except Hungary.

BR2 Hungarian F999933 K15
# Population Percent
1 Atlantic 25.71
2 North_Sea 22.92
3 West_Med 15.58
4 Baltic 15.34
5 Eastern_Euro 10.93
6 East_Med 7.19
7 Red_Sea 1.95

Using 4 populations approximation:
1 Lithuanian + Southwest_French + Spanish_Valencia + West_German @ 3.575486
K7
Population * *
ANE 11.82%
ASE 1.39%
WHG-UHG 63.75%
East_Eurasian - * *
West_African 0.42%
East_African 0.91%
ENF 21.71%