NV3001 Steppe Lola 23andme format

In this video, we dive deep into the ancient DNA results of a unique individual from the Lola culture, dating back to 2000 BCE. While discovered in the Stavropol region of the Northern Caucasus, his genetic profile tells a different story—one of long-distance migration and a clear link to the Afanasievo culture and Tocharians.

What we cover in this genetic analysis:

• Ancestry Breakdown: We examine Mesolithic and Paleolithic models, revealing high Ancient North Eurasian (ANE) and Dzudzuana-related admixture.
• Unusual Haplogroup: Why his Q1b2a lineage links him more closely to the Corded Ware and Andronovo cultures than to local Caucasus populations.
• Modern Relatives: Using F2 statistics via qp-fstats, we identify which modern populations (Tajiks, Mordovians, Tatars) share the most drift with this 4,000-year-old traveler.
• Trait Predictions: From physical appearance (dark brown eyes, Greek nose) to complex health predispositions including high odds for Schizophrenia and Bipolar disorder.

Was he a pioneer, a trader, or part of an early eastern migration? Let’s look at the data.