Сейминце-турбинцы - финно-угрыhttp://forum.molgen.org/index.php/topic,10783.msg438254.html#msg438254"Нганасанский" компонент в китайцах-хань субстратный (
о сущности "нганасанского" компонента).
Наличие "нганасанского" компонента в некоторых аустронезийцах-ами подтверждает гипотезу Сагара о участии в этногенезе аустронезийцев северокитайской неолитической культуры Давэнькоу с точки зрения аутосомного ДНК.
Прааустронезийцы приобретают культуру Давэнькоу, праяпонцы ее теряют
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Rice (N Y). 2018; 11: 57.
Published online 2018 Oct 11. doi: [10.1186/s12284-018-0247-9]
PMCID: PMC6179969
PMID: 30306280
A northern Chinese origin of Austronesian agriculture: new evidence on traditional Formosan cerealsLaurent Sagart,1 Tze-Fu Hsu,2 Yuan-Ching Tsai,3 Cheng-Chieh Wu,2,4 Lin-Tzu Huang,2 Yu-Chi Chen,5 Yi-Fang Chen,6 Yu-Chien Tseng,3 Hung-Ying Lin,7 and Yue-ie Caroline Hsingcorresponding author2,8
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We report on botanically informed linguistic fieldwork of the agricultural vocabulary of Formosan aborigines, which converges with earlier findings in archaeology, genetics and historical linguistics to assign a lesser role for rice than was earlier thought, and a more important one for the millets. We next present the results of an investigation of domestication genes in a collection of traditional rice landraces maintained by the Formosan aborigines over a hundred years ago. The genes controlling awn length, shattering, caryopsis color, plant and panicle shapes contain the same mutated sequences as modern rice varieties everywhere else in the world, arguing against an independent domestication in south China or Taiwan. Early and traditional Formosan agriculture was based on foxtail millet, broomcorn millet and rice.
We trace this suite of cereals to northeastern China in the period 6000–5000 BCE and argue, following earlier proposals, that the precursors of the Austronesians, expanded south along the coast from Shandong after c. 5000 BCE to reach northwest Taiwan in the second half of the 4th millennium BCE. This expansion introduced to Taiwan a mixed farming, fishing and intertidal foraging subsistence strategy; domesticated foxtail millet, broomcorn millet and japonica rice; a belief in the sacredness of foxtail millet; ritual ablation of the upper incisors in adolescents of both sexes; domesticated dogs; and a technological package including inter alia houses, nautical technology, and loom weaving.