U5b2a1a

[dududud]

My father is U5b2a1a.

Which population/region (old or modern) have such a haplogroup?

[dududud]

Bump

[PaleoEuropean]

Central and Eastern Europe it is Native to Europe but originated in the Mediterranean likely alongside the Sardinians mainland ancestors.

[dududud]

Central and Eastern Europe it is Native to Europe but originated in the Mediterranean likely alongside the Sardinians mainland ancestors.

So, its a neolithic haplogroup. Some North European have this haplogroup too?

[PaleoEuropean]

So, its a neolithic haplogroup. Some North European have this haplogroup too?

It is a Pre-history group, it is a branch of the first female haplogroup in Europe, it is akin to Haplogroup I as an aboriginal group.

[dududud]

It is a Pre-history group, it is a branch of the first female haplogroup in Europe, it is akin to Haplogroup I as an aboriginal group.

Oh ok. Yeah, pretty ancient.

[farke1]

So, its a neolithic haplogroup. Some North European have this haplogroup too?
Yeah, it's found all over Europe and in some parts of Asia afaik. I don't know where your specific subclade peaks, though. There was a very cool website that someone linked on here a while ago that allowed you to trace your mtDNA migrations throughout history, but I can only find one that Dick linked for Y-DNA. Anyone know it? :)

[Dick]

Yeah, it's found all over Europe and in some parts of Asia afaik. I don't know where your specific subclade peaks, though. There was a very cool website that someone linked on here a while ago that allowed you to trace your mtDNA migrations throughout history, but I can only find one that Dick linked for Y-DNA. Anyone know it? :)
Here it is for mtdna
https://www.theapricity.com/forum/showthread.php?290263-Mtdna-locator-map

[Ayetooey]

Paleolithic I think; maternal version of I1/I2.

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