i was trying to find the source for he data and came across this post. Link Below. Very clear image.
Some excepts from post
Most of the West Asian ancestry in Pakistan (and South Asia generally) is related to the ancient Iranian Hunter Gatherers, who were instrumental in pioneering the Indus Valley Civilization.
– Indian Jats have a lot of European admixture, likely from two separate waves of migration into India. The first being the famous Indo-Aryans, the second likely a related group (possibly Scythian). Also interesting to note there’s a decrease in this admixture as one moves west. This could be due to the breakdown of caste endogamy as one moves first into Sikh and then Muslim Punjab. Or, its related to the increasing distance from the area of ancient Aryan/Scythian settlement around Haryana. Maybe both. Or neither.
My observation from image
Very little (less than 10%) European (steppe) in India other than the Jats
i was trying to find the source for he data and came across this post. Link Below. Very clear image.
Some excepts from post
Most of the West Asian ancestry in Pakistan (and South Asia generally) is related to the ancient Iranian Hunter Gatherers, who were instrumental in pioneering the Indus Valley Civilization.
– Indian Jats have a lot of European admixture, likely from two separate waves of migration into India. The first being the famous Indo-Aryans, the second likely a related group (possibly Scythian). Also interesting to note there’s a decrease in this admixture as one moves west. This could be due to the breakdown of caste endogamy as one moves first into Sikh and then Muslim Punjab. Or, its related to the increasing distance from the area of ancient Aryan/Scythian settlement around Haryana. Maybe both. Or neither.
My observation from image
Very little (less than 10%) European (steppe) in India other than the Jats
https://araingang.medium.com/pakistan-genetic-map-81db19cd0465