Pagani et al analyzed Ethiopian genetics in their paper "Ethiopian Genetic Diversity Reveals Linguistic Stratification and Complex Influences on the Ethiopian Gene Pool". Their dataset consisting of Ethiopians and a few other East African populations is available online.
I have analyzed the Pagani dataset with my HarappaWorld admixture calculator and included the results in my regular spreadsheet.
The group (weighted mean) results are also shown in the usual interactive bar chart below. You can click on the component labels to sort by that ancestral component.
Because the East African component as computed in HarappaWorld is maximum among the Maasai and several of the Pagani dataset populations have a higher percentage of that component, we should be a bit careful with interpreting the HarappaWorld results for the Pagani groups. I'll likely include them in my next iteration of the admixture calculator.
Amazing the presence of the south indian component, it reminds of an ancient greek.
Where do you see the South Indian component?
I think you mean amazing 'lack of' presence, or am I misreading?
There doesn't seem to be any South Indian conncection...
Sorry i was multitasking while writing that error:-).