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Genetic link shown between Indian subcontinent and Mesopotamia

Thats why Adamanese are the only South Asian people left without any trace of ANI, hence they are pure ASI.

They're not pure ASI. They are the closest to ASI, but ASI and a certain tribe in Adaman are related, but separated by more then 10,000 years. ASI is gone, but lives on in every person in the Subcontinent.,

Well geographically India was actually once a part of Africa....and if we do not have any link with Africans I wonder where the natives of Andaman-Nicobor islands(who looks very African to me) came from.

When India was a part of Africa, there was Dinosaurs roaming the planet. Humans followed the shore from Eastern Africa into India, 70,000 years ago they left Africa.
 
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They're not pure ASI. They are the closest to ASI, but ASI and a certain tribe in Adaman are related, but separated by more then 10,000 years. ASI is gone, but lives on in every person in the Subcontinent.,

These are only South Asians without trace of ANI which mean "pure" ASI.
 
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These are only South Asians without trace of ANI which mean "pure" ASI.


Yes, but they're not full ASI themselves. They're the closest ones on the planet, to a pure ASI person, but that's not saying much. ASI and that certain tribe are separated from each other by 10,000 years.
 
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Let's hope one day they find out that Humans were not champs as well-although some behave like them :pop:
 
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That's why Pakistanis here tell us that they get mistaken for Greeks. Now it makes sense.

No man it's utopian gene engineered somewhere in the caves when Turks, afghans, and Persians were mixing there khichardi for the today confused Pakistanis.
 
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Is any race left that is genetically not connected to Indians? I believe Indians are the Darwin's monkeys, all intelligent monkeys evolved into humans of different races, but indins are still in their original hanuman form feeling proud at million year old genetic connection.......LUN DAY SIRAY .........LOL


Genetic link shown between Indian subcontinent and Mesopotamia


The continuing debate regarding the origins of people inhabiting ancient Mesopotamia during the region’s long history led the authors of a new report published in the Open Access journal PLoS ONE to attempt an isolation and analysis of mtDNA sequences from the area.


Origins of populations

Ancient DNA methodology was applied to analyse sequences extracted from freshly unearthed remains (teeth) of 4 individuals deeply deposited in the slightly alkaline soil of Tell Ashara (ancient Terqa) and Tell Masaikh (ancient Kar-Assurnasirpal) – Syrian archaeological sites, both in the middle Euphrates valley.

Research was also carried out by another team (Sołtysiak et al 2013) examining fifty-nine dental non-metric traits on a sample of teeth from 350 human skeletons excavated at three sites in the lower middle Euphrates valley. This showed a stable population until after the Mongolian invasion which resulted in a large depopulation of northern Mesopotamia in the 13th century CE. The final major change occurred during the 17th century with Bedouin tribes arriving from the Arabian Peninsula.

Difficult procedure

Although it is not possible with DNA analysis to reconstruct the details of an individual’s life, it can provide insights into his/her ancestry. In ideal conditions, the fossil sequences are isolated from remains unearthed in permafrost or temperate regions and only in rare circumstances from skeletal material found in a subtropical arid climate, as it is suspected that the potential is highly limited in such cases.

Thus, only scarce datasets from the Mesopotamia region are available, but using ancient DNA methodology, the team were able to confirm the possibility of isolating amplifiable sequences from the skeletons under just such challenging conditions. In the case of one of the studied specimens the researchers analysed both mtDNA and nuDNA sequences.

Three others were analysed only to confirm their origin on the basis of HVR-I sequence. Studied remains were excavated at two archaeological sites in the middle Euphrates valley and dated between the Early Bronze Age and the Late Roman period (between 2500 BCE and 500 CE).

Origins in the Indian subcontinent

The studied individuals carried mtDNA haplotypes corresponding to the M4b1, M49 and/or M61 haplogroups, which are believed to have arisen in the area of the Indian subcontinent during the Upper Palaeolithic and are absent in people living today in Syria. However, these same haplogroups are present in people inhabiting today’s Tibet, Himalayas, India and Pakistan.

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Distribution of haplogroup L of Y-Chromosome – Possible time of origin 25,000-30,000 years BP. Image. Wikimedia

The suggestion is that these analysed remains from Mesopotamia belonged to people with a genetic affinity to the Indian subcontinent as the distribution of identified ancient haplotypes indicates a solid link with populations from the region of South Asia-Tibet (Trans-Himalaya).

This may represent either that the individuals are descendants of migrants from much earlier times (Palaeolithic), spreading the clades of the macrohaplogroup M throughout Eurasia and founding regional Mesopotamian groups like that of Terqa, or they are from merchants moving along trade routes passing near or through the region.

The obtained data has enriched the modest database of Mesopotamian ancient DNA and suggests a possible genetic link of the region with the Indian subcontinent in the past. There are no traces in the modern Syrian population, which is explainable as the dental study showed, by later depopulation and recolonisation, but opens up the possibilities of further work to examine the routes of both populations and civilisations.

Genetic link shown between Indian subcontinent and Mesopotamia - Archaeology News from Past Horizons : Archaeology News from Past Horizons

PLOS ONE: mtDNA from the Early Bronze Age to the Roman Period Suggests a Genetic Link between the Indian Subcontinent and Mesopotamian Cradle of Civilization

Population history of the middle Euphrates valley: Dental non-metric traits at Tell Ashara, Tell Masaikh and Jebel Mashtale, Syria
 
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The level of intelligence shown here by members is out of this world. Proves why the level of PDF has gone down.
 
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Harappa Civilization had trade link with ancient Mesoptomia, this genetic study basically confirm this.

Upper Paleolithic is at least 25000 years ago. Basically stone age.... Too early for Harrapan or for trade links.
 
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Upper Paleolithic is at least 25000 years ago. Basically stone age.... Too early for Harrapan or for trade links.

Thats how old the haplogroup is, not how old trade link is.

The level of intelligence shown here by members is out of this world. Proves why the level of PDF has gone down.

And here you come to bring that level even more lower :cheesy:
 
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