Ancient population · Medieval

Totocachi Tiwanaku (Medieval, Bolivia)

Bolivia_Totocachi_Tiwanaku

Totocachi Tiwanaku (Medieval, Bolivia) is an ancient population in Genoplot's G25 reference catalogue (Bolivia_Totocachi_Tiwanaku), with 1 sample from Bolivia, dated to c. 1410 CE.

Among ancient populations it sits closest to Aconcagua (Medieval, c. 500 BP), MH LIP Lambayeque (Medieval, Peru) and Aconcagua Inca (Medieval, c. 500 BP, Argentina); the nearest living populations are Wichi, Piapoco and Yukpa.

Its mtDNA haplogroup is B2.

Period
Medieval
Date
c. 1410 CE
Country
Bolivia
Sampled near
Totocachi -16.56, -68.67
Samples
1
Catalogue
Bolivia_Totocachi_Tiwanaku

Nearest populations

Distance between population averages in scaled G25 space, ×100. Lower is closer. It says who resembles this population, not who descends from it; an nMonte model tests that.

Ancient
#PopulationDistance
1Aconcagua (Medieval, c. 500 BP)Aconcagua_500BP3.25
2MH LIP Lambayeque (Medieval, Peru)Peru_MH_LIP_Lambayeque3.47
3Aconcagua Inca (Medieval, c. 500 BP, Argentina)Argentina_Aconcagua_Inca_500BP3.47
4Antaura Tiwanaku (Peru)Peru_Antaura_Tiwanaku3.47
5Laramate (Medieval, c. 900 BP, Peru)Peru_Laramate_900BP3.55
6Chanka LIP (Medieval, Peru)Peru_Chanka_LIP3.57
7MH Tiwanaku (Medieval, Bolivia)Bolivia_MH_Tiwanaku3.60
8Chincha LH (Medieval, Peru)Peru_Chincha_LH3.68
9Lima EIP (Antiquity, c. 1450 BP, Peru)Peru_Lima_EIP_1450BP3.71
10Canas Collores Monserrate Ceramic (Medieval, Puerto Rico)PuertoRico_CanasColloresMonserrate_Ceramic3.72
Modern
#PopulationDistance
1WichiWichi3.61
2PiapocoPiapoco3.83
3YukpaYukpa3.96
4AymaraAymara3.98
5KaritianaKaritiana4.12
6Bolivian La PazBolivian_LaPaz4.46
7SuruiSurui4.72
8CollaColla4.94
9CachiCachi5.92
10MixeMixe6.76

Haplogroups

mtDNA

1 individual with a call

Individuals 1

The samples behind this population in the catalogue. Sex, date, site and haplogroups are from the Allen Ancient DNA Resource; Y-DNA calls are mostly automatic, from the shown terminal SNP.

SampleSexDateSitemtDNA
TW033F1393-1439 calCETotocachiB2