hal2000
03-04-2015, 12:30 PM
I got my tests from 23andme, and it says my Y haplogroup is R1b1a2a1a*
Now, somewhere I read it is L11, or L11+
I also found that this + haplogroup has minor percentage among all R1b1a2a1 branch. Why is that? It looks like just 1% of all the branch is this (plus or star) haplogroup, why is it so rare?
What happened to these people that looks like they have been the ancestors of all Celto-Germanics... Atleast that's what L11 is supposed to be, but what happened with L11+ that was in the mid, before all the Saxon and Celtic branches.
Is there any other DNA test I can do to find out more?
Thanks
Now, somewhere I read it is L11, or L11+
I also found that this + haplogroup has minor percentage among all R1b1a2a1 branch. Why is that? It looks like just 1% of all the branch is this (plus or star) haplogroup, why is it so rare?
What happened to these people that looks like they have been the ancestors of all Celto-Germanics... Atleast that's what L11 is supposed to be, but what happened with L11+ that was in the mid, before all the Saxon and Celtic branches.
Is there any other DNA test I can do to find out more?
Thanks