U106 explored: its relationships, geography and history

[Fantomas]

The last (Apr.2017) paper with list of ancient Y-DNA samples and maps

http://www.jb.man.ac.uk/~mcdonald/ge...17-ancient.pdf

[Coolguy1]

So it seems that the roles switched between G2a/I with R1 after the Indo-European invasion. This might not have been a takeover per se, but a settlement of a sparsely populated Europe.

[Grab the Gauge]

U for Ugly

[Fantomas]

So it seems that the roles switched between G2a/I with R1 after the Indo-European invasion. This might not have been a takeover per se, but a settlement of a sparsely populated Europe.

It depends on region, i've seen numbers like 150 000-200 000 in Brit Isles and 5 mln. in France during Neolithic, also based on the fact that there're large scale monumental buildings and many big settlements, population must be very numerous.

[frankhammer]

U for Ugly

[Dick]

So it seems that the roles switched between G2a/I with R1 after the Indo-European invasion. This might not have been a takeover per se, but a settlement of a sparsely populated Europe.

Of course it wasn't a takeover or you and I wouldn't be alive today.

[Voskos]

so what this paper says is that only R and I are ancient european?