MDLP World K11e

MDLP World K11e — Ancient-era admixture interpreter

This calculator decomposes a modern or ancient genome into ancestry fractions derived from an ancient-focused, K11e model calibrated for world-wide comparisons. It estimates the share of genetic ancestry attributable to major deep-time population clusters and frames those results in a concise, comparative context.

What it analyzes

• Proportional contributions from ancestral components represented by broad reference groups: African, Amerindian, ASI (Ancestral South Indian), Basal Iran–Mesolithic/Neolithic, Oceanic, EHG (Eastern Hunter‑Gatherer), SEA (Southeast Asian), Siberian, and WHG (Western Hunter‑Gatherer).
• Ancient-era affinity rather than recent genealogical relationships: the calculator highlights long-term population structure and prehistoric admixture signals.

Who it's designed for

• Genetic enthusiasts, genealogists, and researchers who want a world-scale, ancient-context snapshot of ancestry.
• Users comparing modern samples to deep-time population clusters or exploring broad prehistoric migration and interaction patterns.

Insights you can gain

• Quantitative ancestry proportions tied to major prehistoric source groups.
• Relative affinities that illuminate possible migration corridors, hunter–farmer contrasts, and regional mixture histories.
• A framework for comparing samples across regions and time periods using shared ancient components.

Historical and genetic context

• The reference clusters represent deep branches of Eurasian, African, Amerindian and Oceanian prehistory: hunter‑gatherer lineages (WHG, EHG), Holocene agricultural gradients (Basal Iran–Mesolithic/Neolithic), deep South Asian heritage (ASI), and sources tied to Siberia, Southeast Asia and Oceania.
• These proxies are simplifications: they capture broad prehistoric structure useful for hypothesis generation and cross-sample comparisons.

Why this calculator is valuable

• Provides a clear, i