The genetics of an Odisha Brahmin Razib Khan27 January 20231 min read5 comments Click to see larger version. Filed underIdentity and culture · Indic civilisation Co-founderRazib KhanRazib Khan is a Bangladeshi-American geneticist and writer.@razibkhan806 posts → The argument continues5 commentslast comment 4 years ago 0 0 votes Article Rating Subscribe Login Notify of new follow-up comments new replies to my comments Label {} [+] Name* Email* Website Δ Label {} [+] Name* Email* Website Δ This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed. 5 Comments Oldest Newest Most Voted Ugra 3 years ago Hi Razib…where are the Sinhalese placed in relation to the Orissa Brahmins? Author Razib Khan 3 years ago no one knows. i’ve been begging for sinhalese samples for years and no dice. Ugra 3 years ago Reply to Razib Khan Oh ok! I am reading some archaeology papers on Anuradhapura which is likely the first point of habitation for the Iron Age migration of Prince Vijaya from Orissa. sbarrkum 3 years ago Reply to Razib Khan There were 3 Sinhalese samples submitted to HarappaDNA thewarlock 3 years ago Which one is Guju Vania dot on second graph? The different greens are kind of similar. Want to see how far I am off from this community.
Hi Razib…where are the Sinhalese placed in relation to the Orissa Brahmins?
no one knows. i’ve been begging for sinhalese samples for years and no dice.
Oh ok! I am reading some archaeology papers on Anuradhapura which is likely the first point of habitation for the Iron Age migration of Prince Vijaya from Orissa.
There were 3 Sinhalese samples submitted to HarappaDNA
Which one is Guju Vania dot on second graph? The different greens are kind of similar. Want to see how far I am off from this community.