@bilz_27@GY164948@KurdiCompendium@kurdish_sense1 Nature confirms the autosomal structure of Hasanlu is a mix of native Zagros & Anatolian farmers.
Zero, ZERO,
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central Asian steppe foundation.
Kurds' ancestry is entirely indigenous to the region.
Take the L. ✌️
@bilz_27@GY164948@KurdiCompendium@kurdish_sense1 Here is the literal peer-reviewed data straight from Nature.
The study explicitly states that haplogroups like G and J1 have been present in the region for millennia, with J1 originating 20,000 years ago and tracing directly through the ancient Hasanlu skeletons.
@bilz_27@GY164948@KurdiCompendium@kurdish_sense1 The exact same macro-haplogroups that heavily dominate my Kurdish screenshots.
Meanwhile, Central Asian nomad markers (C or Q) sit at a flat 0% in both ancient Hasanlu & modern Kurds.
Kurds are indigenous to the Zagros, not Central Asia.
Stop coping. 🥱
@GY164948@bilz_27@KurdiCompendium@kurdish_sense1 You both don't understand how genetics works.
"Duc Rogeate", dismissing global whole-genome data shows you have zero scientific arguments left. Autosomal modeling compares actual Ancient DNA (aDNA) samples from Nature Scientific Reports, not video games.
@bilz_27@GY164948@KurdiCompendium@kurdish_sense1 Autosomal DNA captures your full ancestry, while Y-DNA is just one branch.
Whole-genome autosomal data proves modern Kurds are an 80% + match to native Zagrosian farmers & Iron Age Hasanlu.
@bilz_27@GY164948@KurdiCompendium@kurdish_sense1 You can not be serious right now. You are confusing Y-DNA with autosomal DNA. That alone explains to me that you completely misunderstand population genetics.
Y-DNA only tracks a single father to son lineage.
Every time I ask "Ari" the self-proclaimed genealogist who he is and where he's from, he hits the block tab faster than he can count to 3.
That's 2 accounts blocked now just for asking for basic transparency.
He can't handle actual genetic data or basic questions. 🥱
@GY164948@KurdiCompendium@kurdish_sense1 Kurds are an 80% genetic match to Zagrosian farmers & local Iron Age Hasanlu skeletons. 2/2
On that note, "Ari" blocked me on this account as well.
Every time I ask "Ari" the self-proclaimed genealogist where he's from, he hits the block tab faster than he can count to 3.
@GY164948@KurdiCompendium@kurdish_sense1 Jadu abadt are stupid.
Work on your reading comprehension. We are past HLA studies and are looking directly at Ancient DNA (aDNA) instead.
Peer-reviewed modeling compares Kurds to ancient skeletons, proving over 3,000 years of strict local continuity. 1/2
@bilz_27@KurdiCompendium@kurdish_sense1 Bringing up BMAC & Steppe ancestry completely destroys your argument.
Peer-reviewed ancient DNA sequencing proves BMAC is NOT a Central Asian Steppe population.
BMAC skeletons are 2/3 native Zagrosian N-Farmer mixed w/ Anatolian farmer DNA. It contains 0 Steppe ancestry.
@GY164948@bilz_27@KurdiCompendium@kurdish_sense1 Ancient DNA ruins that excuse. Whole-genome modeling compares Kurds directly to ancient skeletons, proving 3,000 years of local continuity.
Kurds are a near-perfect genetic match to Iron Age Hasanlu skeletons, with 80% indigenous Near Eastern farmer DNA.
Add something or 🤫🤡
@bilz_27@KurdiCompendium@kurdish_sense1 Our Y-DNA and mtDNA would group with Eurasian steppe populations. Instead, the data places us squarely within the native West Asian cluster.
You can't handwave away the actual science just because the peer-reviewed conclusion contradicts your & "Ari'"s narrative. 2/2
@bilz_27@KurdiCompendium@kurdish_sense1 You're trying to move the goalposts by claiming Central Asians are too "mixed' today, but geneticists measure distance based on deep ancestral source components, not just modern %'s.
If Kurds were an "Aryan" or Central Asian population that migrated to the Middle East, 1/2
@agitkurdi@ShlomoLevim4 You can start by not calling/writing 🦃 the way you have. That's an easy thing to do. It costs you nothing.
2ndly, 🛑✋️comparing Kurds to arabs in Judea & Samaria. It's an insult to 50+ million Kurds. They're invaders/ colonizers & we are the victim of invasion/colonization.
@bilz_27@KurdiCompendium@kurdish_sense1 Hey man, it seems you "know nothing".
HLA hasn't been "debunked". It’s just not used for deep ancestry tracking. Geneticists prefer Y-DNA, mt-DNA, or non-coding autosomal SNPs to track migration.
So there's one, explain why central Asian DNA is nonexistent?