View Full Version : R1b still considered I.E?
The Sun King
01-15-2020, 01:20 PM
Pardon my ignorance on the subject but is R1b still considered indo European these days? I'm hearing its solely R1a and R1b is neolithic or something else.
Lol you’re the guy that thought he was R1b and ftdna faked your results :rotfl:
https://www.theapricity.com/forum/showthread.php?225692-FTDNA
"Rethel the whole thing is made up. FTDNA is a crackpot company well in my case. Your results are probably correct. Mine have been forged. Its a lie. I'm not in Haplogroup G. I'm actually supposed to be in Haplogroup R1b. Read the vcf I have read the BigY read the STR profile its all a lie all of it! If can't see that your not indo European like me. Because your intelligence level is too low to be Indo European. Its a lie and I'll sue this company for faking kit 458058 and directly lying to me. FAKE fake fake."
The Sun King
01-15-2020, 01:29 PM
Lol you’re the guy that thought he was R1b and ftdna faked your results :rotfl:
https://www.theapricity.com/forum/showthread.php?225692-FTDNA
"Rethel the whole thing is made up. FTDNA is a crackpot company well in my case. Your results are probably correct. Mine have been forged. Its a lie. I'm not in Haplogroup G. I'm actually supposed to be in Haplogroup R1b. Read the vcf I have read the BigY read the STR profile its all a lie all of it! If can't see that your not indo European like me. Because your intelligence level is too low to be Indo European. Its a lie and I'll sue this company for faking kit 458058 and directly lying to me. FAKE fake fake." I misread the vcf file....they are tricky. I got the Ref and Alt columns backwards and the Ref column was that of an R1b person which confused me.
Synapsid
01-15-2020, 02:04 PM
R1b-V88 is Mesolithic, but all R1b-M296 derived HG either comes from Eastern Hunter Gathers/Scandinavian Hunter Gathers, Neolithic Ukranians, Baltic HG and most Importantly, Steppe_EMBA
I misread the vcf file....they are tricky. I got the Ref and Alt columns backwards and the Ref column was that of an R1b person which confused me.
Anyway I and G are Neolithic
The Sun King
01-15-2020, 02:12 PM
R1b-V88 is Mesolithic, but all R1b-M296 derived HG either comes from Eastern Hunter Gathers/Scandinavian Hunter Gathers, Neolithic Ukranians, Baltic HG and most Importantly, Steppe_EMBA Thank you for this. I wasn't quite sure.
The Sun King
01-15-2020, 02:13 PM
Anyway I and G are Neolithic I'm well aware of this but thanks anyway.
Arch Hades
01-15-2020, 02:14 PM
The earliest Indo-European speakers probably had loads of R1b but R1b I believe has been found in Neolithic Farmer like samples from Italy. So a lot of R1b in Europe today could come from the earliest Indo-European speakers, but certainly not all of it.
Synapsid
01-15-2020, 02:27 PM
The earliest Indo-European speakers probably had loads of R1b but R1b I believe has been found in Neolithic Farmer like samples from Italy. So a lot of R1b in Europe today could come from the earliest Indo-European speakers, but certainly not all of it.
Yes. Some EEF had R1b, but is the WHG R1b-V88 variant, not Steppe/EHG varient.
Arch Hades
01-15-2020, 02:29 PM
Yes. Some EEF had R1b, but is the WHG R1b-V88 variant, not Steppe/EHG varient.
Uhh V88 is an African varient.
vbnetkhio
01-15-2020, 02:35 PM
Uhh V88 is an African varient.
it used to be widespread in Europe in the Paleolithic. it migrated into Africa through South Italy
Synapsid
01-15-2020, 02:35 PM
Uhh V88 is an African varient.
It originated from Mesolithic Europeans (WHG) and became a rare Y-DNA during the Neolithic but some EEF individuals carried R1b-V88. You then had the replacement of Iberomasurians in North Africa by Neolithic Iberians which resulted in the formation of Khalif-el boroud like population in North Africa (Neolithic Iberia + some taforalt) which probably spread it to the ancestors chadic speakers during the Afro-Asiatic expansion or trans-saharan migration. All R* has ANE origins, its not african lol
Arch Hades
01-15-2020, 02:39 PM
It originated from Mesolithic Europeans (WHG) and became a rare Y-DNA during the Neolithic but some EEF individuals carried R1b-V88. You then had the replacement of Iberomasurians in North Africa by Neolithic Iberians which resulted in the formation of Khalif-el boroud like population in North Africa (Neolithic Iberia + some taforalt) which probably spread it to the ancestors chadic speakers during the Afro-Asiatic expansion or trans-saharan migration. All R* has ANE origins, its not african lol
There's been an ancient sample found in Europe with V88? Can you link me to the source?
Synapsid
01-15-2020, 02:44 PM
There's been an ancient sample found in Europe with V88? Can you link me to the source?
https://indo-european.eu/2019/03/ancient-sardinia-hints-at-mesolithic-spread-of-r1b-v88-and-western-eef-related-expansion-of-vasconic/
Arch Hades
01-15-2020, 02:48 PM
https://indo-european.eu/2019/03/ancient-sardinia-hints-at-mesolithic-spread-of-r1b-v88-and-western-eef-related-expansion-of-vasconic/
Thanks. I didn't know that.
Do you know the R1b Remendello culture carried? pretty sure they were genetically overall very EEF like.
The Sun King
01-15-2020, 02:54 PM
Thanks guys for your input. So it is I.E. Why isnt it found in the Corded Ware culture? All R1a I believe.
Synapsid
01-15-2020, 02:54 PM
Thanks. I didn't know that.
Do you know the R1b Remendello culture carried? pretty sure they were genetically overall very EEF like.
They were overwhelmingly I-M70 (i don't know if it was I2a2 or I1) derived (paternal WHG Y-DNA, common in EEF). However I don't know any R1b samples in Remendello.
There is no answer to this question because it's stupid. R1b predates Indo-Europeans and is found all over Western Eurasia and even in SSA Africa. It also didn't originate on European territory.
Hrvoje Vukčić Hrvatinić
01-17-2020, 01:12 PM
R-M269 is PIE, and that is vast majority of European R1b.
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/a/a3/Geographical_distribution_of_haplogroup_frequency_ of_hgR1b1b2.png/1280px-Geographical_distribution_of_haplogroup_frequency_ of_hgR1b1b2.png
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