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**Goseciwx** · 12-13-2011, 03:48 AM

In any case, given the results of the Dinka, I'm not so sure that Horners are that "Archaic" admixed.

That's what you would expect, but I'm not so sure. The Bulala (best proxy we have for South Sudanese Nilo-Saharans) actually lack the hunter-gatherer affinity that Horners have. We know that hunter-gatherers have lived close to the Horn in relatively recent times, so that could explain it.

Beyoku's Dinka sample should be helpful, hopefully.

12-13-2011, 03:48 AM	#37
Goseciwx Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 467 Senior Member	In any case, given the results of the Dinka, I'm not so sure that Horners are that "Archaic" admixed. That's what you would expect, but I'm not so sure. The Bulala (best proxy we have for South Sudanese Nilo-Saharans) actually lack the hunter-gatherer affinity that Horners have. We know that hunter-gatherers have lived close to the Horn in relatively recent times, so that could explain it. Beyoku's Dinka sample should be helpful, hopefully.
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