Italo-Celtic Y-DNA lineages in ancient DNA

[Peterski]

I2a2b-L38:

Sample I0114, Esperstedt, Unetice culture, 2131-1979 BC.
Lichtenstein Cave, Dorste, Urnfield culture, ca. 1000 BC.

I2c2-PF3827:

Sample I0116, Esperstedt, Unetice culture, 2134-1939 BC.

G2a2b2a1b-L497:

Sample HÜ-I/8, Mitterkirchen, Hallstatt culture, ca. 700 BC.

R1b1a1a2a1a2b-U152:

Sample I0805, Quedlinburg, Bell Beaker culture, 2467-2142 BC.
Sample RISE563, Osterhofen-Altenmarkt, Bell Beaker culture.
Sample 6DRIF-22, Eboracum (modern York), 100-400 AD.

About I0805:

I0805. This 35-45 year-old individual is osteologically and genetically male. The body was buried in NO-SW orientation with the head in the north facing east. Grave goods are scarce and include three silex arrowheads, a few potsherds, and animal bones. A notable observation from the physical anthropological examination is traits at the acetabulum and the femur head suggesting that the individual frequently rode horses.

R1b1a1a2a1a2b1-U152>L2:

Sample RISE471, Untermeitingen, Middle Bronze Age Tumulus Culture.

R1b1a1a2a1a2a-DF27:

Sample I0806, Quedlinburg, Bell Beaker culture, 2431-2150 BC.

R1b1a1a2a1a2e-DF19:

Sample 6DRIF-23, Eboracum (modern York), 100-400 AD.

R1b1a1a2a1a2c-L21:

Sample HI1, Hinxton, Iron Age Briton, 170 BC - 80 AD.
Sample 6DRIF-18, Eboracum (modern York), 100-400 AD.

R1b1a1a2a1a2c1-L21>DF13:

Sample HI2, Hinxton, Iron Age Briton, 170 BC - 80 AD.
Sample Rathlin2, Rathlin Island (Ireland), 2024–1741 BC.

R1b1a1a2a1a2c1e-L21>DF13>DF21:

Sample Rathlin1, Rathlin Island (Ireland), 2026–1885 BC.

R1b1a1a2a1a2c2-L21>DF63:

Sample 6DRIF-21, Eboracum (modern York), 100-400 AD.

R1a1a1a-L664 (most probably):

Sample RISE431, Łęki Małe, Proto-Unetice, 2286-2048 BC.
Lichtenstein Cave, Dorste, Urnfield culture, ca. 1000 BC.

And two more (could be descended from Germanic slaves captured by the Romans, but there is no proof):

R1b1a1a2a1a1c1a-U106>S497:

Sample 3DRIF-16, Eboracum (modern York), 100-400 AD.

R1b1a1a2a1a1c1a1-U106>S497>DF98:

Sample 6DRIF-3, Eboracum (modern York), 100-400 AD.

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Maps of ancient Celtic Y-DNA samples:

[Tschaikisten]

G2a2b2a1b-L497:

Sample HÜ-I/8, Mitterkirchen, Hallstatt culture, ca. 700 BC.

[Peterski]

Phenotypes of gladiators from Eboracum (York):

https://s31.postimg.org/wezs92uqj/phenotypes.png

[Lucas]

Romano-Era = Wogs

[Peterski]

Romano-Era = Wogs

One guy was blue-eyed and blonde-haired.

Edit: Actually two (if we count blonde-brown).

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J2-L228 was a Wog, but he was born in the Middle East.

And he had typically Middle Eastern autosomal DNA too.

There were also many African people in Roman Britain:

http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-l...shire-38172433

Out of 83 guys from Roman-era Leicester, 6 were Africans:

Skeletons found in Leicester could be the earliest examples of African people living in the famously diverse city.
The University of Leicester found 83 skeletons in a Roman graveyard dating back as early as the 2nd Century.
Six with possible African ancestry is the first evidence of migrants from the continent in the city, experts said.
Leicester is one of the UK's most diverse cities, with only half its population described as white British

[Lucas]

Out of 83 guys from Roman-era Leicester, 6 were Africans:

It's only excuse to let Wogs migrate again

[Peterski]

G2a2b2a1b-L497:

Sample HÜ-I/8, Mitterkirchen, Hallstatt culture, ca. 700 BC.

About autosomal DNA of Hallstatt culture sample DA112 (Czech Republic, Bylany, ca. 850-700 BC):

https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...112-850-700-BC

[Dacul]

Nice thread.

[Peterski]

We can add to this list one sample from Czech Republic:

DA111 (Hallstatt culture, Bylany, 850-700 BC) - haplogroup R1b-U152 (the same as few of the above listed samples)

[Smaug]

Any samples from North Italy?