Wich is the origin of your Y-DNA?

[Baca]

..................... Some interesting post from another forum


Dalmatian-speakers were present in a very confined region of northwestern Albania and PH4679+ and Z29758+ diversity doesn't point at all to non-Proto-Albanian populations, but it's interesting to note that we do have samples from at least one major Dalmatian-speaking city of late antiquity and several other sites during the same era (300-500 CE):

From Doclea (Montenegro) to Zadar(northern Dalmatia)
5 x J-M410
4 x E-L618/V13
4 x J-L283
2 x G-L497
2 x R-L2
1 x E-Z6005 (African-related)
1 x J-ZS4393
1 x R-BY250
1 x R-DF13

Contrary to speculation which goes against the data, E-V13 is just as high among coastal/island Dalmatian-speakers as J-L283 and there are many other lineages which haven't been found in BA-IA Dalmatia. Dalmatian-speakers weren't Romanized Illyrians, they were Latin-speakers from all areas of the empire.

[Pepa]

My HG E-Z5018>S2979>Y3183>S2972>BY5423 is Illyrian

[Dick]

My dad's ball sack.

[Upsilander]

Papua. I feel a strong ancestral connection from Papua to Yamnayas to Esch-sur-Alzette (pronounce it like a bad cough)

[majevica]

Balkanistan

[Brandon]

Mine is probably Norman/French. It is a descendant of U152 and is genetically related to the Earl Marischals of Scotland (Clan Keith). The progenitor of Clan Keith's male line (Y-DNA) is supposedly a man by the name of "Hervey de Keith", who is assumed to be either a Norman or French Knight which married the heiress of Keith. Henceforth gaining the lands of Keith and the moniker of "de Keith".

I believe my Y-DNA is related to this man, as my Y-DNA is shown to be the ancestor of a Clan Keith member's Y-DNA. This member has his earliest ancestor as "William Keith, 3rd Earl Marischal", a direct descendant of "Hervey de Keith".

[hazmatnik]

This is what i got when asked Ai to make poster of my HG origins. Not sure how accurate it is:

https://i.postimg.cc/8c0fHkYH/69550db5-1379-42c9-847e-cb9fef4bcdbc.webp (https://postimg.cc/q627Br4h)

[Chaos One]

Sadly a Germanic I-S23612.

[Dick]

This is what i got when asked Ai to make poster of my HG origins. Not sure how accurate it is:

https://i.postimg.cc/8c0fHkYH/69550db5-1379-42c9-847e-cb9fef4bcdbc.webp (https://postimg.cc/q627Br4h)

It's probably accurate since Serbians get Thracian on G25 calcs.

My subclade recently changed thanks to an Anglo that did the Big Y. It is sill old and likely Saxon if we go by tribal affiliation.


https://i.imgur.com/RphJuz5.png

[Ellethwyn]

My father's is E-M78. It's believed to have originated in Northeast Africa, possibly in what is now Egypt, Sudan, or the Horn of Africa. It's commonly found in populations in the Mediterranean, North Africa, and parts of Southern Europe, especially the Balkans and Greece. Some studies suggest a high frequency of E-M78 in ancient Egyptian populations.

[Lemurian]

Wish I had more details on specific subclades, but I'm guessing the eastern paleo-Balkan version of R1b

[Pepa]

Cetina culture where all V13 came from

[Erronkari]

R1b U152.
Alpine-Celtic.

[Andullero]

R1b U152.
Alpine-Celtic.

It likely got into Iberia with the Roman legions based in Cisalpine Gaul.

[Gallop]

Well, I have a modern subclade that must have arrived in Andalusia from another country through other countries in Europe on a long and ancient journey. From haplogroup E-V22 founded in ancient Egypt and which has tons of results in the rest of Europe, northern Europe included and is almost anecdotal and insignificant in Spain compared to the rest of Europe. In Spain, where I have only met two real people and with other sublcades. I also know that companies are very unserious and put up the flag that the user tells them and they may be users from other continents to which people from the rest of the world have arrived and, as in the case of America, they adopted Spanish surnames. Companies must display the flag of the nationality of the owner of the spit.

https://i.postimg.cc/7LKp9nsZ/Modern2.jpg


The Iberian Peninsula is the last drain, it is logical that any haplogroup DNA and T, J, E is much more abundant in the rest of Europe, northern Europe included than in Spain, you just have to take a look at Yfull, and also with the INRI that some Spanish flags are false, they are not from users of Spain, but taking advantage of the myth of Al Andalus, Phoenicians, Carthaginians prefer and choose that their ancestor is supposedly from Spain rather than from a relatively modern migration from any country Mena and that upon arriving in America they adopted Spanish surnames. As I have said previously, companies should avoid displaying flags that are not of the nationality of the owner of the spit.

:cool:


By the way, Eupedia's maps are shit, especially for Spain, you just have to look at the Yfull and FTDNA flags.


Unfortunately, this world of genetics is full of indecent people.

[geneticmarker]

Well, I have a modern subclade that must have arrived in Andalusia from another country through other countries in Europe on a long and ancient journey. From haplogroup E-V22 founded in ancient Egypt and which has tons of results in the rest of Europe, northern Europe included and is almost anecdotal and insignificant in Spain compared to the rest of Europe. In Spain, where I have only met two real people and with other sublcades. I also know that companies are very unserious and put up the flag that the user tells them and they may be users from other continents to which people from the rest of the world have arrived and, as in the case of America, they adopted Spanish surnames. Companies must display the flag of the nationality of the owner of the spit.

https://i.postimg.cc/7LKp9nsZ/Modern2.jpg


The Iberian Peninsula is the last drain, it is logical that any haplogroup DNA and T, J, E is much more abundant in the rest of Europe, northern Europe included than in Spain, you just have to take a look at Yfull, and also with the INRI that some Spanish flags are false, they are not from users of Spain, but taking advantage of the myth of Al Andalus, Phoenicians, Carthaginians prefer and choose that their ancestor is supposedly from Spain rather than from a relatively modern migration from any country Mena and that upon arriving in America they adopted Spanish surnames. As I have said previously, companies should avoid displaying flags that are not of the nationality of the owner of the spit.

:cool:


By the way, Eupedia's maps are shit, especially for Spain, you just have to look at the Yfull and FTDNA flags.


Unfortunately, this world of genetics is full of indecent people.

It's unbelievable what this user here called Gallop does to not admit that he's just Hispanic, it's really insane.

[Gallop]

It's unbelievable what this user here called Gallop does to not admit that he's just Hispanic, it's really insane.

Spanish of course and very related to my continent, also with the Nordic people as you can see in my match map, even the girl from New Zealand, what do you think her name is, her surname is Cristiansen.

What is really pitiful is to have no decency. With Gallop you can't dear, Gallop was brought up so that even Gallop himself couldn't take Gallop down, so you have nothing to do. :cool:

Genetic match map of the great Gallop.
https://i.postimg.cc/B6XmkwHp/Mapa-FTDNAbanderines.png

[Nelju]

https://i.ibb.co/sF5Sqkq/r1az93poster.webp (https://ibb.co/dQb9D1D)

[Erronkari]

It likely got into Iberia with the Roman legions based in Cisalpine Gaul.

The most likely, consin.
Although it's consider an "Alpine-celtic" haplo, I wonder if it would be originally in folks that after were related to gauls, helvetians, raetians or who knows...
It's very ambiguous and confused...

[geneticmarker]

Well, I have a modern subclade that must have arrived in Andalusia from another country through other countries in Europe on a long and ancient journey. From haplogroup E-V22 founded in ancient Egypt and which has tons of results in the rest of Europe, northern Europe included and is almost anecdotal and insignificant in Spain compared to the rest of Europe. In Spain, where I have only met two real people and with other sublcades. I also know that companies are very unserious and put up the flag that the user tells them and they may be users from other continents to which people from the rest of the world have arrived and, as in the case of America, they adopted Spanish surnames. Companies must display the flag of the nationality of the owner of the spit.

https://i.postimg.cc/7LKp9nsZ/Modern2.jpg


The Iberian Peninsula is the last drain, it is logical that any haplogroup DNA and T, J, E is much more abundant in the rest of Europe, northern Europe included than in Spain, you just have to take a look at Yfull, and also with the INRI that some Spanish flags are false, they are not from users of Spain, but taking advantage of the myth of Al Andalus, Phoenicians, Carthaginians prefer and choose that their ancestor is supposedly from Spain rather than from a relatively modern migration from any country Mena and that upon arriving in America they adopted Spanish surnames. As I have said previously, companies should avoid displaying flags that are not of the nationality of the owner of the spit.

:cool:


By the way, Eupedia's maps are shit, especially for Spain, you just have to look at the Yfull and FTDNA flags.


Unfortunately, this world of genetics is full of indecent people.

in your Hunter Gatherer vs Farmer from Illustrative, you and your father only have 31% European Hunter Gatherer, i think you don't know what it means, but this value is low, 31% EHG means you and your father is full spanish with no shift to north, a shifted iberian should to have 33.8% to 35.2% from EHG, i honestly can only feel sorry for you, because you are just deluding yourself

[EasternLusitanian]

My paternal haplogroup, T-L208 (as fas as i know), is found in its highest concentrations in the province of cadiz in the peninsula, which makes perfect sense according to my family history. It probably came there either from the phoenicians of from the expansion of neolithic farmes which took a southern route instead of a european one.
My maternal haplogroup H6a1a1a is found in iberia and in numerous jewish populations. In iberia its most common in the province of malaga, where my maternal ancestry is 100% from, so it makes perfect sense.

[Luke35]

My Y-DNA is not a witch!!!

Sorry Beo, bad joke :)