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i wonder if theres any one here who have this group because the oldest modern homo sapiens sapiens samples found in europe were C -- both in western and eastern europe.
37,000 years old kostyonki man as aoldest modern human being found in europe so far was ydnk C and mtdnk U2.
also in 2016 we learnt, that from oldest western hunter gatherer samples we have C.
35,000 years old goyet hunter gatherer of belgium was y C and mt M.
30,000 years old vestonitse hunter gatherer of czech republic was y C and mt U5.
and 7,000 years old la brana hunter gatherers of north west spain were C1a2 and U5b2c1 (but i think they werent brothers) and around same time the same y dnk was present in ancients in hungary.
though i read that proto aurignacian (47,000-43,000 years old) homo sapiens y dnk was basal F and their mtdnks were N and R. so maybe its better to put it this say as CF is oldest in europe so far. but in terms of whgs C was oldest for them. also during aurignacian culture (between 43,000-28,000), the types of C were CT, C1a and C1b.
and these kept being seen in more recent times too, for instance:
in terms of today in europe i read people with family name llach in garrotxa of catalonia, spain have it, unlike same family name people from other areas.Starčevo–Kőrös–Criş Culture (c. 8,000 to 6,500 ybp ; Southeast Europe): F (x2), G2, G2a (x5), G2a2b (x2), H2, I, I2a, I2a1
Linear Pottery Culture (aka LBK, c. 8,000 to 6,500 ybp ; Central Europe): C1a2 (x2), F (x2), G2a2a (x3), G2a2a1 (x2), G2a2b (x3), I1, T1a (x2)
Sopot & Lengyel Cultures (7000 to 5400 ybp ; Central Europe): E1b1b-M78, I2a, J2
Cardium Pottery Culture (c. 8,400 to 4,700 ybp ; Mediterranean Europe): E1b1b-V13, G2a (x3), I2a1b1, R1b1c-V88
Atlantic Megalithic Culture (c. 7,000 to 4,000 ybp ; Western Europe): G2a (x20); H2, I2a1 (x4), I2a2a1b2
Funnelbeaker Culture (aka TRB, c. 6,000 to 4,700 ybp ; Northern Europe):
Baalberge group (c. 5,800 to 5,350 ybp ; central Germany): I, R1
Salzmünde group (5,400 to 5,000 ybp : East Germany): G2a2a (x2), I2a1b1a (x2)
and it also seen in these countries among others and in these family names:
(but keep in mind not all bearers/inheriters of these family names have to have be same like them)
in english: coote, kinsman, spiller
in german: naumann
in spanish: rivas
in irish: condon, creed, thompson
in northern irish: thompson
in scots: aitcheson, elliott
in hungarians: kisch, papp
in italians: marazzo
in poles: bemben, kulma, sosinowski, sosnowski
in european canadians: doucet, doucette, king, savoy
in austrians: kaufmann
not a haplogroup which happened to have great impact in europe in terms of today obviously but overall in very small percentages its all around west-east and north-south in europe.
so any member who have such group or with a real life acquaintances? a relative or a friend?
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