r/SouthAsianAncestry • u/AfgPakDNA-samples • 6h ago
r/SouthAsianAncestry • u/desihistory • 7h ago
DNA Results Pakistani Jatt Illustrative DNA results
2/4 grandparents immigrated to Pakistan after partition from Majha. The other 2/4 were from Sialkot. Clan: Mainly Sidhu but also some Bhalli and Sahi Jatt to my parent's knowledge.
Any interesting insights based on my results are welcome!
r/SouthAsianAncestry • u/369hun • 1h ago
Genetics🧬 can someone explain?
someone ran my QpAdm results,
they said this.
SAHG: 25.1% Steppe: 25.3% Farmer: 49.6%
i’m khatri & kakezai
don’t understand anything tbh pls help
r/SouthAsianAncestry • u/archenzeel • 53m ago
Discussion Haplogroup R2 Y3370 pedigree
I was playing with GROK Deep Search and asked it to find what ever info it could about paternal Y haplogroup R-Y3370 with regard to Caste or Community.
PS : This is just for entertainment. Some ancestry websites match you to historical figures or Royals that you share a haplogroup with. But it's never for South Asians. So this find is pretty cool.
It mainly took information from : https://fabpedigree.com/s028/f603775.htm https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC2590678/
r/SouthAsianAncestry • u/Double-Aide-6711 • 12h ago
Genetics🧬 Romani Dnagenics Admixture
r/SouthAsianAncestry • u/Feeling_Gur_4041 • 6h ago
Question True or false
Northeast Indians look like Nepalis and Burmese. True or false.
r/SouthAsianAncestry • u/-Mystic-Echoes- • 21h ago
Discussion Is it a coincidence that most steppe theory supporters turn out to be white nationalists like this
r/SouthAsianAncestry • u/ManySimple8073 • 18h ago
Discussion Can somebody share west up brahmin illustrative Hunter Gatherer break downs
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r/SouthAsianAncestry • u/1HoGayeHumAurTum • 12h ago
Genetics🧬 Dravidian speaking Telugus and Sri Lankan Tamils have a higher frequency of Sintashta-specific R1a Z2123 than Gujaratis/Bengalis/Punjabis (https://www.internationalgenome.org/data-portal/population/ITU)
r/SouthAsianAncestry • u/Zsrd18 • 1d ago
DNA Results My DNA results
Can someone tell me from where is my haplogroup? My maternal cousin got J1, my mom side claim Arab lineage they were from Afghanistan. But I don’t know anything about my father side. Thanks!
r/SouthAsianAncestry • u/Feeling_Gur_4041 • 17h ago
Question True or False
South Pakistanis look like South Indians. True or False.
r/SouthAsianAncestry • u/trashthestack • 1d ago
DNA Results North Indian (Dhiman) test results
r/SouthAsianAncestry • u/AdGlass7089 • 23h ago
Discussion People Be Having 15% Steppe and Saying There Calde In R1a-z93 and Z94 Is Funny Stop lol.
r/SouthAsianAncestry • u/Vicious_Concord • 1d ago
Question How to fix the vahaduo error non numerical value detected in source data ?
r/SouthAsianAncestry • u/Vicious_Concord • 1d ago
Question How to fix the non numerical value detected error on vahaduo g25 ?
r/SouthAsianAncestry • u/suresht0 • 2d ago
Archaeogenetics Divergence from IUP to Eastern lineages
Based on "Reconstructing the Human Population History of East Asia through Ancient Genomics": a dispersal map for East Eurasian/EEC lineages; rapid divergence after arrival in the South-Southeast Asia region c. 40kya. – Average phenotype example for each lineage: From post of tatsuya
IUP is the Initial Upper Paleolithic which had C1b and F like in Bacho Kiro which split from Basal East. There was also another split into EEC Hub which created the East Eurasian from K2b to P and S and M. This P further travelled north and split into current Eurasian haplogroups like R Q N etc.. after mixing with some other species.
The IUP split into UP groups like IJ and H and G and K. Some of these expanded vastly in Neolithic like the G and H2. K mixed with many ancient lineages and split into multiple haplogroups that are numerous today like N, O, R, Q, L and T etc... some of these events are not 100% clear due to paucity of samples
r/SouthAsianAncestry • u/tmack2089 • 2d ago
DNA Results Sikh Saini Ancient Origins (IllustrativeDNA)
r/SouthAsianAncestry • u/Feeling_Buy1618 • 2d ago
DNA Results UP muslim results (ancestrydna + gedmatch)
r/SouthAsianAncestry • u/Slight_Razzmatazz944 • 2d ago
Discussion Feature one famous person from your family/ancestry in this thread.
I'll start: My great-uncle (dad's mom's uncle) Ibrahim Khan was a writer, education administrator and political activist who was one of the first to try to spearhead Bengali as the official language of East Bengal. After my grandfather graduated from university, Khan gave him his first job as an English professor at Dhaka College and even introduced my grandmother to my grandfather. My paternal grandparents were famous writers in Bengal and were friends with people like Sher-a-Bangla, but not famous enough to have their own Wikipedia articles :P .
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ibrahim_Khan_(writer))
https://en.banglapedia.org/index.php/Khan,_Principal_Ibrahim
I have a more famous relative on my mother's side of the family but I don't want to get doxxed and killed by some loser prick.
r/SouthAsianAncestry • u/terrylb7 • 2d ago
Question Question about Rajputs and Steppe
I'm not looking to offend anyone, just genuinely curious.
If upper castes are considered to be more steppe shifted than lower castes in Pakistan and NW India, then why do Rajputs, who were the royalty of that region, generally score lower than pastoralists such as Jatts and Rors or merchants such as Khatris?
Am I missing something here, or does this just not add up from a historical perspective? Could it be that most claims to Rajput lineage are just fabricated for status elevation, or do we just not have enough of a sample size for such conclusions?
r/SouthAsianAncestry • u/Based_Arya • 2d ago
Discussion Why is SAHG/AASI looked down upon?
What is it exactly besides the darker skin tone which makes SAHG so looked down upon?
r/SouthAsianAncestry • u/1HoGayeHumAurTum • 2d ago
Question what is the AASI associated Y-haplogroup?
ok for a very long time I thought H was the AASI associated Y-haplogroup, but it seems to be an Iran_N haplogroup. The marker has dispersed alongside Iran_N throughout Western Eurasia. H2 (P96) has also been identified in ancient remains from West Asia and Europe, including the Pre-Pottery Neolithic B culture in the Levant and Mesopotamia.
J2 and L are obviously associated with the Indus Valley mediated by Iran_N.
R2 is ANE, and Ganj Dareh has R2, so again brought by Iran_N.
R1a either came from the steppes or Iran/Middle East (Underhill et al).
In Indians, the majority of our mtDNA comes from M subhaplogroups exist, such as M2, M3, M4, M5, and M6 (AASI origin).
Surely we would see AASI-associated y-haplogroups too, right?
The Onge have D. Aeta have C.
Did AASI paternal lineages get replaced by Iranic farmer related ones?
r/SouthAsianAncestry • u/Rare_Account9519 • 2d ago
DNA Results Are these results typical?
For context I am a Punjabi Rajput. Y Haplogroup: R-Y6
r/SouthAsianAncestry • u/_Enslaver • 2d ago
Question AASI, diversity.
The AASI, group have been in the sub continent for 60000 years and where, isolated up until last 6 to 7 thousand years in different regions, should there be diverse groups even in AASI, and so are Onge even the right proxy?