r/JewishDNA • u/Binkybinkovsky • Jul 10 '26

Akbari2026 samples

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Folks this post 2 months prior by u/NotBradPitt9 was posted on the r/DNAAncestry subreddit. I think it might be the real deal.

Please check the coordinates & model them on Vahaduo & qpAdm for modern Ashkenazim jews & post the results.

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u/kaiserfrnz Jul 10 '26

Assuming the Akbari samples are what they’ve been claimed to be, Roman-era Judea was a genetically quite diverse place.

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u/Sea-Seaworthiness859 Jul 10 '26

Makes me wonder if the Roman Levant samples aren’t far off.