MDLP K14b

MDLP K14b — ModernAncient Admixture Calculator

What this calculator analyzes

• Estimates proportional ancestry using 14 reference components derived from ancient and modern populations: ANE, ANI, ASI, Caucasian, Mesolithic, Neolithic, East-Asian, Subsaharan, Near-East, Pygmy, Amerindian, Papuan, Siberian, Altaic.
• Compares a user’s genotype to modeled ancestral clusters to report likely genetic affinities and relative contributions.

Who it’s designed for

• Global users curious about deep ancestry and regional admixture.
• Genealogy enthusiasts, population geneticists, and educators seeking an interpretable bridge between ancient genomes and modern populations.

Insights you can gain

• Proportional breakdown of ancient and regional ancestries (e.g., ANE vs. Neolithic vs. East-Asian fractions).
• Signals of historic migrations, such as Steppe-related (ANE) influence, Near‑Eastern farmer inputs, or East and South Asian admixture.
• Distinguishing South Asian substructure through ANI/ASI contrasts and identifying minority contributions like Papuan, Amerindian, or Pygmy where present.

Historical and genetic context

• The components reflect major paleo-demographic events: Paleolithic hunter‑gatherers (Mesolithic), Neolithic farming expansions, Holocene northern Eurasian movements (ANE), and region‑specific developments in South and East Asia.
• By including both ancient-derived clusters and modern regional proxies, MDLP K14b helps trace continuities and reshaping of ancestry across millennia.

Why this calculator is valuable

• Provides a concise, comparative portrait of deep ancestry for individuals worldwide.
• Useful for hypothesis generation in research and for adding historical perspective to personal genealogy.

Notes & limitations

• Results are model-dependent and best interpreted as relative affinities, not precise genealogical certificates.
• Not a medical test. Reference panels and component names are simplifications of c