>>17852017
sure, like all the studies that came out since 2013 that actually use ancient samples
my "tribe" is not levantines, i don't need to belong to a certain group to recognize historical truths

>Finally, we fit all the ancient and modern Lebanese data into an admixture graph model showing their relationship with other ancient populations by using data in set 2. The graph supports the results reported here, showing substantial genetic continuity in Lebanon since the Bronze Age interrupted by three significant admixture events during the Iron Age, Hellenistic period, and Ottoman period, each contributing 3%–11% of non-local ancestry to the admixed population