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Genetic Examination of Remains from the Two Largest Mass Burials of 1238 in Yaroslavl Detynets
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The article presents the results of genetic studies of the remains of people who died and were buried in 1238 on the territory of the citadel in the city of Yaroslavl. The analysis of ancient DNA allows us to directly study the composition of the population of this ancient Russian city along the Volga at the time of the Mongol conquest. By the genetic profile of both Y-chromosomal and mitochondrial DNA, we can say that about 40% of the samples studied do not belong to the dominant haplogroups. The lowest homogeneity in the Y-chromosome is typical for the burial in pit No. 110, which was located near the fortifications. It also contained the remains of two men belonging to the haplogroup R1a (Z93), marking the possible "eastern" origin of their ancestors. In the authors’ opinion, not only ordinary residents of the city and its environs, but also professional defenders, as well as attackers, could get into the burials near the walls of the citadel. Absence of grave goods and in the conditions of a sanitary burial, makes not possible to determine who the men of "eastern" origin were. However, their presence undoubtedly affects the genetic diversity of the city's population.
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Ancient DNA from the two largest 1238 mass burials in Yaroslavl Detynets shows that about 40% of the studied individuals carried non-dominant Y-chromosome and mitochondrial haplogroups, with the greatest Y-chromosome heterogeneity in pit No. 110 near the fortifications. Two men there belonged to R1a(Z93), a possible marker of “eastern” ancestry, but the sanitary burial context prevents identifying them as defenders or attackers.
Key findings
- By both Y-chromosome and mitochondrial DNA profiles, about 40% of the studied sample did not belong to the dominant haplogroups.
- The dominant Y subclades R1a(Z282>Z280) and R1a(Z280>M458) made up just over 60% of samples from structure No. 9 and structure No. 76, and almost 50% from pit No. 110.
- The lowest Y-chromosome homogeneity was in pit No. 110, located near the fortifications; it contained two men with haplogroup R1a(Z93), possibly indicating “eastern” origin. Among four men from pit No. 110 with healed cranial trauma, only one (ind. 72) belonged to the most common R1a(Z282>Z280); two (ind. 67, 81) were I1a(DF29), and one (ind. 79) was R1a(Z93).
- Mitochondrial haplogroup diversity was greatest in structure No. 9 near Uspensky Cathedral; the combined Yaroslavl series was heterogeneous but less so than the non-urban 12th–14th-century Izhora Plateau series.
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- Remains were sampled from the two largest mass burials: structure No. 9 in the city center near Uspensky Cathedral and pit No. 110 near the fortification line. Samples were teeth or bone fragments; selection prioritized men with possible combat trauma and the so-called “horseman complex.” The broader Yaroslavl collection includes remains of more than 250 individuals from the 1238 mass graves.
- Ancient DNA was extracted following Dabney et al. (2013). DNA quality and sex were assessed with Quantifiler Trio; male individuals were genotyped for 27 Y-STR markers with Yfiler Plus, with fragment analysis on AB3500xl and GeneMapper IDX, and haplogroups predicted via nevgen.org. Targeted NGS used GenSeq v1.1 libraries and VariFind M-RU module IL-v.1 (32 Y-SNP, 52 X-SNP, and 288 autosomal SNP markers); mtDNA HVS I–III was sequenced with PowerSeq CRM. Reads were mapped to GRCh38.p7 and rCRS, filtered for depth >15x and mapping quality >35, and mtDNA haplogroups were predicted via empop.online.
- Y-STR haplotypes were obtained for 11 men from structure No. 9 and 8 from pit No. 110; targeted Y NGS succeeded for all but one (ind. 154, low DNA). Mitochondrial DNA was analyzed for 9 individuals from structure No. 9 (8 men, 1 woman) and 8 from pit No. 110 (4 men, 4 women). Haplogroup distributions were compared across three mass burials, including structure No. 76, and with published medieval series.
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- Stated: the absence of grave goods and the sanitary burial context make it impossible to determine whether the men of “eastern” origin were residents, traders, defenders, or attackers.
- Stated: the mass-burial series reflects who was in the city on the day of the 1238 assault, not necessarily the genetic profile of medieval Yaroslavl’s population; data from city necropolises would be more conclusive.
- Evident from the text: male sample sizes are small (11 from structure No. 9, 8 from pit No. 110; one failed Y NGS due to low DNA), and the mtDNA sample is even smaller, limiting representativeness.
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“У остальных индивидов из исследуемых захоронений были выявлены гаплогруппы, не найденные в ранее изученном погребении в сооружении № 76.”
§ АКАДЕМИЯ НАУК РЕСПУБЛИКИ ТАТАРСТАН > GENETIC EXAMINATION OF REMAINS FROM THE TWO LARGEST MASS BURIALS OF 1238 IN YAROSLAVL DETYNETS Kh.Kh. Mustafi n, A.V. Engovatova, I.E. Alborova, A.A. Tarasova
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“При фрагментном анализе получены гаплотипы для одиннадцати мужчин из сооружения № 9 и восьми из ямы № 110.”
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“Более заметным это разнообразие выглядит при сравнении с выборкой из погребений сельского населения с территории Ижорского плато.”
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“The lowest homogeneity in the Y-chromosome is typical for the burial in pit No. 110, which was located near the fortifi cations.”
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“Сравнение представленности гаплогрупп в трех (включая сооружение № 76) исследованных нами массовых захоронениях показало наибольшее разнообразие в выборке из ямы № 110, которая располагалась вблизи фортификационных сооружений (рис.2).”
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“В нем же были обнаружены останки двух мужчин, относящихся к гаплогруппе R1a(Z93), маркирующей возможное «восточное» происхождение их предков.”
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“Сооруж.9: 34, 36, 54, 110 Сооруж.76: 1, 7, 8, 10, 15 Яма 110: 23, 42, 49, 69, 71, 83 H (и субветви)”
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§ АКАДЕМИЯ НАУК РЕСПУБЛИКИ ТАТАРСТАН > GENETIC EXAMINATION OF REMAINS FROM THE TWO LARGEST MASS BURIALS OF 1238 IN YAROSLAVL DETYNETS Kh.Kh. Mustafi n, A.V. Engovatova, I.E. Alborova, A.A. Tarasova
“и почти 50% из ямы № 110 (инд.№ 70, 71, 72, 78, 79).”
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“Яма 110: 23, 79 R1a (Z93)”
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