Gaelic Iron Age Woman from Britain I21275 23andme format + Trait Predictor Report

For this video, I am introducing I21275, a woman who lived in southern England in the 3rd century BC.

According to this neolithic qpAdm model, she carried roughly 46 percent anatolian neolithic farmer, 14 percent caucasus related, 25 percent eastern hunter gatherer, and 15 percent western hunter gatherer related admixture.

According to this early bronze age model, she carried just under half proto-indo-european ancestry associated with the bronze age steppe expansion, but also 19 percent globular amphora and 34 percent indigenous english neolithic farmer admixture.

According to this iron age model, she carries 81 percent iron age celtic admixture together with 19 percent british bell beaker admixture, making her among the most continental shifted samples among the iron age brits.

With my trait predictor, she is predicted to have blue eye color, dark blond hair color, white skin shade, straight hair texture, and a snub nose shape.

She carried rare risk variants for celiac disease(1), narcolepsy(1), Charcot-Marie-Tooth(2), Alpha-1-antitrypsin deficiency(3), Glucose 6 phosphate dehydrogenase deficiency(1), longer sleep duration(1), seasonal affective disorder(1), exfoliation glaucoma(2), Familiar hypercholesterolemia(1), HIV protection(1), and total color blindness(1).

According to G25, among her closest ancient populations are iron age gauls from france, the continental celtic la tene culture, and czech tumulus culture.

Among the modern populations closest to her are the Belgians, Germans, modern southern English, Welsh, and the Britons.