▶ Autosomal DNA of Georgians

99.8% - Total West Eurasian (Caucasoid)
90.8 % - Total Middle Eastern (Caucasoid)
73.9% - Caucasian (The greatest percent from all nationalities - Aboriginal Caucasian - Caucasian Caucasoid)
16.9% - Gedrosian (Iranian Caucasoid)
9% - Total European (European Caucasoid)
9% - North European (Nordic Caucasoid)
0% - Atlantic med. (Mediterranean Caucasoid)
0% - Southwest Asian (Semite Caucasoid; Arabian Peninsula, Bedouins)

The following frequencies were complied using the data from the Dodecad Project's K=12b admixtures. The 'Total European' column represents North_European (Mesolithic Central and North European) + Atlantic_Med (Mesolithic South European and Neolithic European). The 'Total Middle Eastern' adds the frequencies of Caucasian (Caucasus and Anatolia), Gedrosian (Iranian Plateau) and Southwest Asian (Arabian peninsula). European and Middle Eastern ancestry together make up the 'Total West Eurasian' admixture. The purpose of this table is to easily find out what percentage of European, Middle Eastern or West Eurasian ancestry is found in various populations around Eurasia and Africa.

If you want to see the results of other nations, you can check this out here: Autosomal admixture frequencies by country - Eupedia;

▶ the Ancient North Eurasians, who formed both the American Indians and the Turkics, and were also the paternal ancestors of today's Europeans, had R and Q haplogroups. They were something like a mix of Caucasoid and Mongoloid races. Some of them who came to Europe were carriers of the R haplogroup. Those who stayed in Siberia - they were the carriers of the Q haplogroup. The only reason why today's European peoples don't look like Mongoloids: Central Asian Turkics or American Indians is because they mixed with Caucasoid race - Proto-Georgians (Proto-Kartvelians or Kartveloids / Georgianoids). how is that so?

• From 52,000 BC to 34,000 BC, Europe belonged to haplogroups CT, C1a, C1b and F. They were Mongoloid-like people (haplogroup C is characteristic of Mongols).

• People who carried haplogroup IJ moved from the Middle East, namely from the South Caucasus, Mesopotamia and Asia Minor to Europe for about 34,000 BC, and soon after became haplogroup I. They destroyed and/or assimilated earlier Mongoloid inhabitants of Europe and became the sole inhabitants of Europe and the complete dominants. They were light brown-skinned Caucasoids.

• From 6500 to 6000 BC, the G2a lineage (Proto-Georgians: Ancient Anatolians, aboriginal Anatolians) moved from South Caucasus and Asia Minor to Europe and became the first European farmers - Early European Farmers (EEF). They gained complete dominance over the continent and occupied it themselves. The people of haplogroup I were dominantly left only towards Scandinavia (I1) and the Balkans (I2). They looked like J2a people of South Caucasus (South Caucasian branch of the Proto-Georgians) - They were mostly white-skinned Caucasians with brown hair and brown and light eyes.

• By the year 4500 BC, the above-mentioned people from Siberia - Ancient Northern Eurasians (R haplogroup people) came to North Caucasus and South Russia (in the Pontic-Caspian steppe - territory from Ukraine to Kazakhstan). There Proto-Georgians (J2a haplogroup people) went to the Northern Caucasus and South Russia and mixed with Ancient North Eurasians (R haplogroup people), so that Proto-Georgians (Kura-Araxes culture people) formed 54% of their genome by 3000 BC. By that time (during the Yamnaya culture) already Proto-Indo-Europeans were Georgian-Siberian hybrids. Then another 15% of their genetics was formed by the above-mentioned G2a people (Also Proto-Georgians) who spread from Europe to the pontic-Caspian steppe via today's Ukrainian territory. After these mixing processes were formed the first Indo-Europeans and they began to spread to Europe and Asia. When they moved to Europe, there was further mixing process with the Early European farmers (G2a people - EEF) and with the I1 people who remained dominant in Scandinavia and the I2 people who remained in the Balkans - and we got today's European nations.

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