That's much more secure to say that he is related to the Varangians than to the Goths, which are still uncertain(probably they were kinda mixed group). We don't have an aDNA from Chernyakov and Wielbark cultures...
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That's much more secure to say that he is related to the Varangians than to the Goths, which are still uncertain(probably they were kinda mixed group). We don't have an aDNA from Chernyakov and Wielbark cultures...
R-L21* Probably English or German in origin..late research has indicated it might be from South Western Germany..
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Originally Posted by Shtrun
I suspect i also have him as my 4th-> Distant cousin via my uncle...Quote:
Originally Posted by Pallantides
It said R1b1b2a on 23andme. Current designation is R1b1a2a or R1b-L23.
I do not know if that is a definite clade determination.
(I am still waiting for those damn Ftdna results and then I will know since I saw that for some people 23andme did not determine specific clade like on Ftdna)
Do you know how many markers they have taken into account? If only 25-37, you still have a chance to score R1b-U152 (that's the most likely clade for you, of course after R1b1a2a).Quote:
Originally Posted by Solin
FTDNA research is deeper than 23andme
I really do not know how many.Quote:
Originally Posted by Artek
Are you sure you are not in R-Z2105 branch?Quote:
Originally Posted by Solin
A croat R1b ? :p
There are even N1c Spaniards, so nothing surprises me at all ;DQuote:
Originally Posted by Alex Delarge
I do not know if I am L23 or not and not to mention do I belong to that branch.Quote:
Originally Posted by Silesian
I think I could still be just L23.
P.S. It is the first time I hear of Z2105 designation so I am assuming you are thinking of L51/M412 branch