Mephisto Near East K19

Mephisto Near East K19 is a modern-era admixture calculator that decomposes an individual’s autosomal genotype into proportions drawn from 19 geographically and historically informed reference populations. Designed for a global audience — genealogists, population geneticists, history enthusiasts and curious individuals — it emphasizes fine-grained resolution across the Near East and its neighboring regions while retaining world-wide context. The model reports percentage contributions from Siberia, Balooch-Kalash, S_Asia, Europe, Papuan, Arabia, Mediterranean, N_Arabia, E_Asia, W_Africa, Bantu, SE_Asia, E_Africa, Iran, Egypt, S_Caucasus, N_Caucasus, Maghreb and Mesopotamia, enabling users to see both local Near Eastern signals and long-range connections. This calculator illuminates recent and relatively deep ancestry: it can distinguish Mediterranean and Arabian components from Caucasus and Iranian signals, reveal Sub-Saharan African or South Asian admixture, and highlight eastern inputs such as Siberian or East Asian ancestry. By situating personal results within well-chosen references, users gain insights into likely historical processes — for example, Neolithic farmer dispersals, Bronze Age population movements, trade- and migration-driven gene flow across Mesopotamia, Arab expansions, or more recent colonial and diasporic admixture. Why Mephisto Near East K19 is valuable: it balances regional detail with global perspective, making it useful for hypothesis generation, comparative studies, and personal exploration. Results are model-based estimates and work best with high-quality SNP data; they are most informative when interpreted alongside historical, archaeological and familial information. Whether you want a clearer picture of a Near Eastern family history, a comparative sample for research, or a richer understanding of how Eurasian, African and Asian ancestries intersect, this calculator provides a transparent, interpretable breakdown rooted in contemporary