Medieval genomes from eastern Iberia illuminate the role of Morisco mass deportations in dismantling a long-standing genetic bridge with North Africa

Table 1 Overview of individuals sequenced in this study

Lab ID	Location	Period, culture	Radiocarbon dates	Genetic sex	mtDNA haplogroup	^aChrY haplogroup	^bDepth of coverage
GOG50	Valencia, San Lorenzo	Antiquity, Roman	249–408 (cal.) CE	XX	D4e1	-	1.88x
GOG34	Gandía, Sanxo Llop	Antiquity, Post-Roman	668–874 (cal.) CE	XY	HV + 16311	R1b-L11	0.26x
GOG35	Gandía, Sanxo Llop	Antiquity, Post-Roman	668–874 CE^c	XX	H2a1e1a	-	0.36x
GOG24	Vall d’Uixó, Benigafull	Medieval, Islamic	-	XY	U4a1d	J2a-M260	0.51x
GOG25	Vall d’Uixó, Ceneja	Medieval, Islamic	-	XX	L3d1	-	0.15x
GOG23	Vall d’Uixó, Benigafull	Medieval, Islamic	706–888 (cal.) CE	XY	HV	E1b-M183	0.63x
GOG26	Vall d’Uixó, Ceneja	Medieval, Islamic	885–1028 (cal.) CE	XX	H1	-	2.34x
GOG20	Vall d’Uixó, Benizahat	Medieval, Islamic	1269–1378 (cal.) CE	XX	J1c1b	-	0.47x
GOG56	Valencia, San Lorenzo	Late Medieval, Christian	-	XX	H + 7720	-	0.21x
GOG57	Valencia, San Lorenzo	Late Medieval, Christian	-	XX	R0a4	-	0.17x
GOG59	Valencia, San Lorenzo	Post-Medieval, Christian	-	XY	H5 + 152	E1b-M5081	0.26x
GOG60	Valencia, San Lorenzo	Post-Medieval, Christian	-	XY	K1a + 195	R1b-M269	0.23x

^aY-chromosome classification as per ISOGG 2019—most derived SNP
^bCoverages reported in this table calculated after duplicate removal, mapping quality (MQ >20) and read length (bp >34) filters applied
^cBy association with GOG34 (same burial and first-degree relationship) but not directly dated

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