Ancient population · Bronze Age

France (Neolithic–Bronze Age)

France_N_BA

France (Neolithic–Bronze Age) is an ancient population in Genoplot's G25 reference catalogue (France_N_BA), with 1 sample from France, dated to c. 2270 BCE.

Among ancient populations it sits closest to MLN (Chalcolithic, Spain), La Clape Veraza (Late Neolithic–Early Bronze Age, France) and France (Neolithic); the nearest living populations are Sardinia N, Sardinian and Basque Soule.

Its mtDNA haplogroup is J2a.

Date
c. 2270 BCE
Country
France
Sampled near
Port Blanc 47.52, -3.15
Samples
1
Catalogue
France_N_BA

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.

Modern
#PopulationDistance
1Sardinia NSardinia_N4.91
2SardinianSardinian6.83
3Basque SouleBasque_Soule9.88
4Basque Navarre NorthBasque_Navarre_North10.13
5Basque BaztanBasque_Baztan10.29
6Basque SpanishBasque_Spanish10.39
7Basque Lower NavarreBasque_Lower_Navarre10.43
8Basque FrenchBasque_French10.48
9Basque Navarre CenterBasque_Navarre_Center10.59
10Basque GipuzkoaBasque_Gipuzkoa10.61

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
I15034F2450-2100 BCEPort BlancJ2a1a1a