Where did haplogroup E1b1b in Europeans come from?

The builders of Atlantis carried this.

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Neolithic.

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Originally Posted by Rocinante

Neolithic.

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It's more complex for iberia and italy

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Originally Posted by Nassbean

It's more complex for iberia and italy

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Well, there was an E1b (M78) found in the chalcolithic period:

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Originally Posted by Rocinante

Chalcolithic:

https://indoeuropeo.eu/wp-content/up...alcolithic.png

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Either it came directly from N. Africa (not widely accepted) or it came from Anatolia (widely accepted).

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Originally Posted by Rocinante

Well, there was an E1b (M78) found in the chalcolithic period:

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and so ? Most e1b1b subclades in iberia are much more recent and were introduced directly by north african settlers

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Originally Posted by Halgurd

Either it came directly from N. Africa (not widely accepted) or it came from Anatolia (widely accepted).

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it came from both especially in the case of iberia and italy

Problem is that the modern distribution of E-M78 clades is widely centred in West Asia. Populations such as the Druze have very high amounts of E-V13.

The Druze are one of the most ancient communities in West Asia.

but this doesn't seem to match up with aDNA.

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Originally Posted by Nassbean

and so ? Most e1b1b subclades in iberia are much more recent and were introduced directly by north african settlers

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You wish.

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Originally Posted by Nassbean

and so ? Most e1b1b subclades in iberia are much more recent and were introduced directly by north african settlers

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Here we go, my stubborn brother.

Of the 9% of E1b1 in Iberia, only 4% are M81, this, indeed, were introduced by berbers or by punics/carthagians that had a decent north african admixture.

1 sample of E-M78 in the chalcolithic is more than enough to justify the 4% of E-M78 in Iberia.