p.s. i did find the archeology dig on that ancetory
not direct ancestor
but related to somehow in their past
they didnt know eachother
but they may have had a common ancestor 5000years earlier
anyway
i noted that i had know way to know if they lived there
but the archeology suggests it was a dwelling area.
https://core.ac.uk/download/pdf/78474655.pdf
this is good for a point though
it shows the complexity of following ones dna story from modern to the past
i try to find the past as far back as i can
know my present
and work from <both sidesto reach a middle point
working back through my genealogy and <recordsfrom christening and life in european culture vs my ancient siberian self.
i dont see that siberia crap
i did that a long time ago
dont know whre i generated that siberia thing
i thought it was from this tool
anyway
for sake of showing you what i mean
this is as old as i see on here
so i can look up
the name
of the body they discovered
i dont see it
but i know yu can, because i have before
anyway i dont see that one
but for the sake of moving on
i can show you "hungarian"
i dont expect hungarian to much different from hungarian of the past
all the hungarians didn't bail out of hungary.
my relative could have been <passing through
was i a native to the hunarian area?
or was this body found in the area?
anyway.
this is an interesting chart
basic view of hybridzation
they are using <labelsfor grups i am unfamiliar with
i would need to use their map key and determine what each one means
but you get the idea
you can see the africa on the bottom
and the europe on the top
basically a list of %neandrathal %neadrathal
but it aint that easy
you cant just go from nation to nation
calling them cavemen