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Kartli-Kakhetian Rebellion of 1625 against Safavid Iran

Y-DNA Origins of Georgians and Abkhaz

Heatmap of J2-CTS6804 in Georgians. This clade is associated with Nakh peoples and reflects remnants of ancient Nakhs assimilated by Georgians. Some of these lineages are more recent and come from Nakhs who were exiled for heavy crimes such as murder.

Heatmap of R1a-Z93 distribution in Georgians (doesn't include Abkhaz and other minorities) Note that this is a heatmap for absolute quantity of the clade, not the frequency in local populations.

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hypothetical caucasian urheimats
hypothetical caucasian urheimats

Nakh-Dagestani is mostly from Kura-Araxes Culture remnants, which would be most likely Nakh-Dagestani, not from modern Nakhs and Dagestanis

Keep in mind that Hurro-Urartian and Semitic lineages were sometimes very close to each other and there might be some inaccuracy between them. Most "Not Armenian" clades were most likely of Urartian and Anatolian origin but to be safe I labeled them as vaguely "Not Armenian".

Armenian Y-DNA Origin (Big-Y, n=963)

Georgian Y-DNA Origin, Big Y only

Note: Georgian here only refers to Georgian-speaking peoples, not Kartvelian tribes in general (as "Kartvelian" and "Georgian" are used interchangeably in an ethnic sense)

In the plans is a map of possible Urheimat propositions for native Caucasian languages

Georgians Throughout Time, 1500-0 BCE

Armenians Throughout Time, 2000-0 BCE

Fall of Diauehi

Armenia, based on the Soviet encyclopedia of archaeology

Not map-related, but a very interesting video nonetheless https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vPUcNCvfwgU&t=1s