Cornish DNA Analysis 

Do you speak Cornish

@luka sadly no, only a few words. I don't think many do now, but there's a drive to start teaching, so it doesn't die out

@Темир Абдуллахов well I'm a female but my husband is from Turkey but he has some Kazakh descent

@@karensacelik3674 Half Kazakh half Turkish?

@shsrnv Hi Shsrnv, his Dad was half Turkish and half Kazakh and his Mum is Kazakh. The family has been in Turkey since 1930's, before that they were in Soviet Union

I think this is because this was one of the people whose DNA was used in the creation of the "North Atlantic" reference population in k13. I've tried making my own admixture calculators with people's DNA files from opensnp and I noticed that when I run the people whose DNA I used in creation of the calculator through said calculator, they get a crazy result.

@@-andreiDNA So you are saying that for the reference groups, they chose individuals with extremly one sided "regions" in them, like let´s say for someone from Western Russia they searched an individual with 80% Baltic? I don´t know if I understood you right, but I think the K13 filter works extremly well. I´m from the Eastern part of Sicily and the calculator got it right on point, even though standard Eastern Sicilian would be a fair mix of different regions. As far as I see people from Cornwell lived for a significant time span very isolated, for a K13 result like that. The other possibility is that this certain individual is just an extreme outlayer inside of a more balanced reference group.

mostly eef

Ancient greek:60%Sub-saharan 20%nort African(Berber) 15%Middle east(Arabs) 5%Nigerian E1B haplogroup is came from sub-saharan African blood 🤗

@Selenge He is talking about his own genepool ;)

​@@azizyigido kardeş malmısın ?

​@@azizyigidolmao, this is insane shtposting

Southwest Germany itself is pretty Celtic.

@@bossschmutzfink9865 do we now if there were any admixtures between germanics and celtics during Roman time

@@alexisvogel2112 even earlier probably

DNA companies use modern populations so what people are today so whatever makes up those populations from the past. Also people now conflate Irish, Scottish & Welsh with ancient Celtic dna from the Continent. They aren't the same. All English people still have ancient Briton dna and not just Anglo-Saxon.

First wannabe Mongolian and now wannabe irish 🤣🤣

@@barguttobed you even dont have yamnaya genes but instead 100% east Eurasian(mongoloid) genetics

@@Alghi451 😂10%Yamnaya☝, it came from scythian moms because our chad Mongoloid Hunnu had relations with scythian women that's why we are not R1a our paternal is all Mongoloid

@@barguttobed stop gibberish. You dont even have yamnaya genetics. Also no Scythians mixed with nmdc stppe bar ba rian also they're not chad

@@barguttobed by haplogroup you're closer to inuit, manchu people and native American,cope

Yeah, he is.

look at 4mins, he is 70% celtic.

Britons and Gaels were never like Continental Celts because they mostly descend from Bronze Age populations that are more closer to Dutch and Scandinavians. This is because all those Bronze Age populations are similar i.e. Corded Ware and Bell Beaker. Also English today still have a reasonable amount of Briton ancestry as well as Anglo-Saxon. They also have a good amount of French type ancestry. So using terms like Germanic and Celtic is not strictly accurate when looking at dna. What exactly is Celtic dna for example and are Scandinavians the same as Austrians?

@robertolang9684 how do you know that? @4mins he is 70%celtic... only 8% Germanic, then various euro nations 4% here, 2% there, etc. So he's more native that anything else...

100% West Asian

@@barguttobed not only west asian,they can have a little european

@@Kaban-ordusu Ethnic groups of Azerbaijan dont care much Yamnaya genetics unlike Northern Caucasus groups like Chechens Ingush Dagestanis

This girl never stop spamming

You stick to the Mongolian blood that could be highly linked with the Hun or Xianbei? 🤣🤣🤣🤣

@@user-ph8xc6yc9v Haha Korea why u always attacking me. Learn history, we ave relation with all ancient nomadic steppe khaganats

@@barguttobed Khaganete is Turkic language,not chines(mongols)

@@azizyigido Khaganat is turk-mongol word but not greek ethiopian (aziz yigdo)

Anatolian Neolithic farmer

Basques or Iberians

Yes it's funny I do hardly believe in this Decimali also, but still interesting...

You K-rean dont mind a lot in European people genetics🤣

Even asian genetics too hard for you

Koreans must not talking about european and siberian dna

More Asia!

@@barguttobed Asia is here all the time

@@Matero7 And will stay here!

@@barguttobed There's room for a little bit of everything

@@Matero7 Yes you right, so 90% Asia 10%Europe would be right

*with Mongoloid profile this time! Becuase not like those Tian Shan fake huns who are just scythians under Hun banner

@Mehmet Bhahaha than why huns were described as Mongoloids and not white scythian looking?

@@barguttobed Eurocentric scientists of 90s' tried to suggest and forced to cofirm they were not different than Germenic people.

@@furkanarkan5903 True Huns were mongoloid or eurasians not full just west eurasians

@@barguttobed Turanid (Caucasoid+mongoloid)

they look like normal people

@@barguttobed Hahaha Antic dna samples are pretty different from his successors So keep that sht in your mind

@@asdadadsaasd You so stupid, it's modern day cornish sample

Lol who you talking about? Conservatives? I spent summers in Cornwall, it truly is beautiful

@@karensacelik3674 both of the parties! :)

@@karensacelik3674 England is basically run by finance people, and those finance people couldn´t care less about native English and their culture. They only care about money.

Really ? @4mins he is 70%celtic... 8% Germanic, then various euro nations 4% here, 2% there, etc. so how do you get 90% English, with 8% Anglo-Saxon...

@robertolang9684 😄well... everyone has dna and a heritage. English people broadly speaking are descents of the Anglo-Saxons. Some English people have a high percentage of anglo-saxon dna, some maybe 30-40%, etc., etc.

And an ethnic minority. Sad, isn't it?