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Medieval Russia Gorokhovets 1200 AD
GOS001Shared DNA: (Sample Quality: 34)
3 SNP chains (min. 60 SNPs) / 29.64 cM
Largest chain: 149 SNPs / 17.08 cM
Viking + Early Slav (2.197)
Viking + Scythian (2.597)
Viking + Kievan Rus (5.368)
Scythian + Early Slav (5.663)
Scythian + Kievan Rus (6.334)
Viking (8.17)
Scythian (8.255)
Early Slav (8.28 )
Kievan Rus (11.13)
White Croat (13.07)
Medieval Russia Gorokhovets 1200 AD
GOS001aShared DNA: (Sample Quality: 32)
3 SNP chains (min. 60 SNPs) / 28.28 cM
Largest chain: 143 SNPs / 16.29 cM
Viking + Scythian (1.628)
Viking + Early Slav (2.786)
Viking + Kievan Rus (4.116)
Scythian + Early Slav (4.679)
Viking + White Croat (6.715)
Scythian (7.563)
Early Slav (7.69)
Viking (8.336)
Kievan Rus (12.53)
White Croat (13.31)
Medieval Russia Gorokhovets 1200 AD
GOR001aShared DNA: (Sample Quality: 38 )
2 SNP chains (min. 60 SNPs) / 23.79 cM
Largest chain: 135 SNPs / 18.89 cM
Viking + Baltic (7.386)
Viking + Kievan Rus (7.547)
Baltic + Kievan Rus (7.826)
Viking (8.864)
Viking + Early Slav (9.361)
Baltic + Early Slav (9.742)
Kievan Rus (10.88 )
Early Slav (13.59)
Baltic (15.38 )
White Croat (19.41)
Medieval Russia Gorokhovets 1200 AD
GOR001Shared DNA: (Sample Quality: 39)
1 SNP chain (min. 60 SNPs) / 7.56 cM
Largest chain: 172 SNPs / 7.56 cM
Viking + Kievan Rus (8.143)
Viking + Baltic (8.485)
Baltic + Kievan Rus (8.748)
Viking (9.491)
Viking + Early Slav (10.53)
Baltic + Early Slav (10.93)
Kievan Rus (11.2)
Early Slav (14.51)
Baltic (16.13)
White Croat (19.98 )
Gorokhovets, Sretensky monasteryCemetery of a medieval town in Gorokhovets, located on the territory of the Sretensky monastery, under the building of cells constructed in the end of the 17th century. The cemetery represents an ordinary necropolis of a small medieval town and had no connection with the monastery founded in 1658. Inhumation burials were discovered in the rescue excavations in 2018. The burial pits cut settlement deposits of the second half of the 12th– the early 13th centuries and were covered by cultural layers of the 16th–17th centuries. The burial ritual with west-oriented, unfurnished inhumations in pits follows the common medieval tradition of the Rus’. The dating of the graves to the 13th–15th centuries is defined by their stratigraphic position.
Grave 1 (GOS001)
A rectangular burial pit contained well-preserved skeletal remains of a male(?) individual of about 50 years old, lying supine, the head to the southwest, arms bent, left hand on the stomach, right hand on the waist.
Late Medieval Kideshka Russia 1550 AD
KED003Shared DNA: (Sample Quality: 47)
4 SNP chains (min. 60 SNPs) / 54.79 cM
Largest chain: 237 SNPs / 37.23 cM
Viking + Early Slav (2.353)
Viking + Kievan Rus (4.228)
Viking + Scythian (4.545)
Viking + White Croat (4.617)
Viking (5.193)
Early Slav (5.364)
Kievan Rus + Early Slav (5.563)
Kievan Rus (9.586)
Scythian (11.65)
White Croat (13.12)
Late Medieval Kideshka Russia 1550 AD
KED003aShared DNA: (Sample Quality: 46)
4 SNP chains (min. 60 SNPs) / 53.19 cM
Largest chain: 231 SNPs / 36.14 cM
Viking + Early Slav (2.495)
Viking + Scythian (3.826)
Viking + White Croat (5.143)
Early Slav (5.3)
Viking (5.388)
Viking + Kievan Rus (5.493)
Scythian + Early Slav (6.212)
Kievan Rus (10.69)
Scythian (11.02)
White Croat (13.43)
Late Medieval Kideshka Russia 1550 AD
KED001aShared DNA: (Sample Quality: 44)
4 SNP chains (min. 60 SNPs) / 43.24 cM
Largest chain: 203 SNPs / 22.09 cM
Viking + Early Slav (3.441)
Viking + Kievan Rus (4.68 )
Viking + White Croat (5.277)
Viking (5.627)
Kievan Rus + Early Slav (6.049)
Early Slav (6.058)
Viking + Scythian (8.077)
Kievan Rus (9.76)
White Croat (13.43)
Scythian (14.84)
Late Medieval Kideshka Russia 1550 AD
KED001Shared DNA: (Sample Quality: 46)
3 SNP chains (min. 60 SNPs) / 38.35 cM
Largest chain: 209 SNPs / 22.47 cM
Viking + Kievan Rus (4.781)
Viking + Early Slav (4.858)
Viking + White Croat (5.576)
Kievan Rus + Early Slav (5.987)
Viking (6.717)
Early Slav (6.838)
Viking + Scythian (8.399)
Kievan Rus (9.15)
White Croat (13.17)
Scythian (15.6)
Late Medieval Kideshka Russia 1550 AD
KED002aShared DNA: (Sample Quality: 27)
2 SNP chains (min. 60 SNPs) / 14.3 cM
Largest chain: 185 SNPs / 11.94 cM
Viking + Scythian (3.162)
Viking + Early Slav (3.471)
Scythian + Early Slav (4.054)
Viking + Kievan Rus (4.937)
Early Slav (5.765)
Viking + White Croat (6.488)
Scythian (8.497)
Viking (8.917)
Kievan Rus (12.4)
White Croat (12.69)
Late Medieval Kideshka Russia 1550 AD
KED002Shared DNA: (Sample Quality: 29)
1 SNP chain (min. 60 SNPs) / 12.91 cM
Largest chain: 135 SNPs / 12.91 cM
Viking + Scythian (2.588)
Viking + Early Slav (4.619)
Viking + Kievan Rus (4.909)
Scythian + Early Slav (6.086)
Viking + White Croat (6.116)
Viking (6.144)
Early Slav (7.042)
Scythian (9.851)
Kievan Rus (10.93)
White Croat (13.91)
KidekshaThe medieval settlement site Kideksha is located on the territory of the village of the same name on the right bank of the Nerl River, 4 km east of Suzdal. Kideksha is known as a large settlement with medieval occupational layers covering an area of 16 ha. It is famous for its limestone church dedicated to Boris and Gleb, one of the earliest stone buildings in northeastern Rus’, constructed in 1152. The first excavations in Kideksha were conducted in 1851 on the territory of the churchyard. Subsequent excavations and surveys revealed a settlement since the early 11th сentury, with expansion in the 12th–13th centuries and continuing up to modern times. Excavations conducted in 2011–2012 revealed 49 burials from the 18th – the first half of the 19th century, cutting through the settlement deposits of the 16th–17th centuries in the churchyard. Samples for genomic analysis were selected from a trench that contained disarticulated remains, including well-preserved skulls marked as Grave A (KED001), Grave B (KED002), Grave C (KED003) and Grave D (KED004). The general archaeological context indicates that the remains date to the early modern period.
Early Bronze Age Corded Ware Culture Volga River 2290 BC
BOL009Shared DNA: (Sample Quality: 44)
4 SNP chains (min. 60 SNPs) / 37.2 cM
Largest chain: 163 SNPs / 18.69 cM
Baltic + Sarmatian (12.38 )
Baltic + Scythian (16.56)
Sarmatian + Early Slav (16.85)
Baltic + Ostrogoth (17.91)
Baltic + Early Slav (19.06)
Bolshoye Davydovskoye 2The samples from Bolshoye Davydovskoye 2 burial ground represent the Iron Age inhabitants of the Suzdal region. It is the only currently known necropolis of the first half of the 1st millennium CE in the Suzdal region. The site is located 20 km northwest of Suzdal and was fully excavated in 2007–2010. The burial ground consists of flat inhumation graves, covered by the occupational deposits of a later settlement (10th–12th cc.). Excavations unearthed 18 burial pits, arranged in two rows and containing the remains of 22 individuals, most of whom were richly furnished. Metal clothing ornaments date the cemetery to the second half of the 3rd and 4th centuries.14 The character of the burial ritual and the female costume connect the burial site with the Ryazan-Oka culture, one of the Finnic Iron Age cultures. Its core area was in the Middle Oka region and it dates from the 2nd to early 7th centuries CE – Bolshoye Davydovskoye 2 can be regarded the northern outpost of this culture.
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0960982222018267