This is my Y-DNA (Annie999)

[Annie999]

I believe it is R1b-U152\S28. Congrats!

Thanks it'd make sense. Where did you get R-PF6570 is the same as R1b-U152\S28 though? Was it from the link Winnetou posted?

[Annie999]

they have changed nomenclature but it is U152

Thanks! That looks like a more familiar nomenclature.

[Peterski]

Proto-Italic and Celtic. Ancient samples with this haplogroup include:

I0805, Bell Beaker culture, 2467-2142 BC
RISE563, Bell Beaker culture
RISE471, Tumulus culture
6DRIF-22, Roman Britain, 100-400 AD

Bell Beaker man I0805 with this haplogroup was a horse-riding person:

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.

RISE563 has been uploaded to GEDmatch (Kit Number: T644357).

[Tchek]

Welcome to the R1b indo-european slayers club

[Brás Garcia de Mascarenhas]

Thanks it'd make sense. Where did you get R-PF6570 is the same as R1b-U152\S28 though? Was it from the link Winnetou posted?

Different names, same thing.

You can see the Tree here: http://haplogroup-r.org/tree/R-P312.html

[Annie999]

Welcome to the R1b indo-european slayers club

Thanks Im honored

[Peterski]

Where did you get R-PF6570 is the same as R1b-U152\S28 though?

Check here:

https://isogg.org/tree/ISOGG_HapgrpR.html

R1b1a1a2a1a2b PF6570/S28/U152

Which means that PF6570, S28 and U152 are equivalents.

This is the same branch. Most often used name is U152.

[Rethel]

My uncle (dad's brother) got tested in 23andme so I got my Y-DNA

So I can only welcome you and whole your family in our IndoeuR1opean kinship!

[Brás Garcia de Mascarenhas]

[Peterski]

One of men from Roman-era York (back then Eburacum) was U152:



There are 3 main branches of U152 in Italy - Z56, Z36 and L2.

Z56 looks more Proto-Italic while Z36 and L2 look more Celtic:




The last map shows all of U152 together: