Table S1. Individuals sequenced for this study.
Sample_ID Site_Full_Name Time Period Culture Mito-Haplogroup Sex Y-Haplo similar to ISOGGv11
C3633 Shanpula(Sampula) Historical Era Sampula[83] W3a1 U
C3642 Shanpula Historical Era Sampula[83] H6a1a M
C3622 Shanpula Historical Era Sampula[83] U4a2 F
C3631 Shanpula Historical Era Sampula[83] U5a2a2a U
C3624 Shanpula Historical Era Sampula[83] H2b M
C3625 Shanpula Historical Era Sampula[83] H5c M Q1a2a1c
C3625 из субклада
Q1a2a1 (L715)интересно будет посмотреть на аутосомный анализ
хотаньцев из
Шанпула, в одной из старых работ они по женской линии оказались близки осетинам
The archaeological site fo Sampula cemetery was located about 14 km to the southwest of the Luo County in Xinjiang Khotan, China, belonging to the ancient Yutian kingdom. 14C analysis showed that this cemetery was used from 217 B.C. to 283 A. D. Ancient DNA was analysed by 364 bp of the mitochondrial DNA hypervariable region 1 (mtDNA HVR-1), and by six restriction fragment length polymorphism (RFLP) sites of mtDNA coding region. We successfully extracted and sequenced intact stretches of maternally inherited mtDNA from 13 out of 16 ancient Sampula samples. The analysis of mtDNA haplogroup distribution showed that the ancient Sampula was a complex population with both European and Asian Characteristics. Median joining network of U3 sub-haplogroup and multi-dimensional scaling analysis all showed that
the ancient Sampula had maternal relationship with Ossetian and Iranian. //
Mitochondrial DNA analysis of ancient Sampula population in Xinjiang (2007)