R1b pie charts

[hereward]

Italy National - 282 samples - 37.22% R-M269



Italy North - 124 samples - 48.3% R-M269



Italy ? - 34 samples - 52.9% R-M269



Italy South - 124 samples - 21.7% R-M269



Greece - 185 samples - 21.77% R-M269



Crete - 193 samples - 17% R-M269

[Ibericus]

Here is the excel file of the study :

[Vasconcelos]

I'm supprised there is such a differece between (mainland) Greece and Crete.

[hereward]

Switzerland National - 175 samples - 52.57% R-M269



Switzerland Northwest - 27 samples - 55.5% R-M269



Switzerland Northeast - 32 samples - 56.2% R-M269



Switzerland ? - 16 samples - 62.6% R-M269



Switzerland Upper Rhone Valley - 33 samples - 54.6% R-M269



Switzerland Lower Rhone Valley - 51 samples - 41.3% R-M269



Switzerland South - 16 samples - 62.6% R-M269

[Liffrea]

Would love to know more about my R1b, the only thing I know is that it is too rare to belong to a clade and that I share it with one other in the Orkney’s.

[Pallantides]

Sammi - 35 samples - 5.7% R-M269

I wonder if R-U106 in the Saami is very ancient or from mixing with Norse people in more recent times.

[Äike]

I wonder if R-U106 in the Saami is very ancient or from mixing with Norse people in more recent times.

Quite probably very ancient, when we take into consideration their ancient Western/Basque heritage.

[Ibericus]

Quite probably very ancient, when we take into consideration their ancient Western/Basque heritage.

Basques are not U106, they are mostly M153, M167, P312

[Äike]

Basques are not U106, they are mostly M153, M167, P312

Now they are, maybe 10 000 years ago, they weren't.

[Ibericus]

Now they are, maybe 10 000 years ago, they weren't.

U-106 is mostly germanic, I doubt they were U106. Btw saamis are only 4% R1b