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The genomic formation of human Populations in east Asia
20.03.25
David Reich
Indo-Europeans influenced the establishment of the Shang dynasty
“Along the Sino-Mongolian frontier zone (Shanxi, Shaanxi, Hebei, northern Henan, and Inner Mongolia), flanked by northeastern (Liaoning and Heilongjiang) and northwestern extensions (Gansu, Ningxia, parts of Qinghai and Xinjiang). Within the broad Northern Zone”
Shows that the present day populations around the provinces Shanxi and Shaanxi surrounding the ancient Shang dynasty has approximately 2-3% European DNA the majority of which is estimated to date back to 3500 BC or earlier
And although negligible conveys that there most have been some Indo-European influence
“Excavations carried out in Inner Mongolia and adjacent areas have shown that the presence of pastoralists in the Northern Zone can be dated to the Shang period.”
“The average dates of West Eurasian-related admixture in northern Han Chinese populations Han_NChina and Han_Shanxi are 32-45 generations ago, suggesting that mixture was continuing at the time of the Tang Dynasty (618-907 CE) and Song Dynasty (960-1279 BCE) during which time there are historical records of integration of Han Chinese and western ethnic groups, but this date is an average so the mixture between groups could have been earlier.”
20.03.25
David Reich
Indo-Europeans influenced the establishment of the Shang dynasty
“Along the Sino-Mongolian frontier zone (Shanxi, Shaanxi, Hebei, northern Henan, and Inner Mongolia), flanked by northeastern (Liaoning and Heilongjiang) and northwestern extensions (Gansu, Ningxia, parts of Qinghai and Xinjiang). Within the broad Northern Zone”
Shows that the present day populations around the provinces Shanxi and Shaanxi surrounding the ancient Shang dynasty has approximately 2-3% European DNA the majority of which is estimated to date back to 3500 BC or earlier
And although negligible conveys that there most have been some Indo-European influence
“Excavations carried out in Inner Mongolia and adjacent areas have shown that the presence of pastoralists in the Northern Zone can be dated to the Shang period.”
“The average dates of West Eurasian-related admixture in northern Han Chinese populations Han_NChina and Han_Shanxi are 32-45 generations ago, suggesting that mixture was continuing at the time of the Tang Dynasty (618-907 CE) and Song Dynasty (960-1279 BCE) during which time there are historical records of integration of Han Chinese and western ethnic groups, but this date is an average so the mixture between groups could have been earlier.”