How common is the subclade R1b1a2a1a1c2b (R1b - L48) in Northeastern Italy?
It seems to be a Germanic subclade from what I gathered, right?
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How common is the subclade R1b1a2a1a1c2b (R1b - L48) in Northeastern Italy?
It seems to be a Germanic subclade from what I gathered, right?
"Germanic subclade"
Only on TA
It has a TMRCA estimate of 4800 YBP. It has all of Europe on it. There is even a Jewish branch.
Jews likely acquired it being fucked by Indo-Europeans.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pine
It seems to be more common in Germanic countries than in Italy and the subclade is listed as Germanic in many sites, it's not an Italo-Celtic yDNA that's why I got intrigued with it.
The Iberian which entered the Jewish gene pool with it first got circumscized; had to walk around in pain for weeks. Buncha Casa Novas.Quote:
Originally Posted by Adamastor
Did it spread from Germanic countries? Probably. Can it be called Germanic? It predates Germanic languages.
It can be called X or Y even if its origin predates X or Y group, it depends on how and when it actually spread around.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pine
Is this Jewish branch associated with Y3464 branch (https://www.yfull.com/tree/R-Y3464/), which has about 1500-1900 years according to YFull?Quote:
Originally Posted by Pine
Is this Jewish branch associated with Y3464 branch (https://www.yfull.com/tree/R-Y3464/), which has about 1500-1900 years according to YFull?Quote:
Originally Posted by Pine
As far as it's understood today, the Jewish branch begins at R-Y5051, you see it in that YFull link. It may in fact begin at R-FGC8564.Quote:
Originally Posted by lyakh