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It split from D in the Middle East and then it back migrated into Africa. In Northern Africa is where E-M78 was born. These E men spread all over Africa taking women away from the A and B Y dna carriers. Then it came to Europe directly from North Africa into Spain and Balkans by Iberomaurusian fisherman. The other much later subclades of E from the Natufian line never made it into Europe. So it’s spread with Neolithic farmers is bullshit.
That is how tan I get in the winter. In the summer this is me:
https://steamcdn-a.akamaihd.net/stea...96175_full.jpg
Many E-M78 samples among other E clades found in Neolithic French Michelsberg culture. The only Neolithic culture so far that had an abundance of E in it and not just a few outliers like in balkan Neolithic cultures that were predominately G, and I2 (Besides cardial). Yet we think of Balkans as home of E-V13. Could've E-V13 had an east migration from western Europe? The oldest European E-V13 sample is in Spain after all. Anyways here are the sources:
On the map:
https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer...6135984312&z=7
It was from the samples of these two recent French papers:
https://advances.sciencemag.org/content/6/22/eaaz5344
https://advances.sciencemag.org/content/6/22/eaaz5344
Check table 1:
https://www.pnas.org/content/suppl/2...DCSupplemental
Verteba Cave (Cucuteni-Trypillian)
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E-M78 (6000-5600 ybp)
Was the cucuteni sample E-M78 or not? I heard a member mention it was E-Z827 but this site says he was E-M78 can anyone post source I can't find it anywhere. Thanks.
The popular I-Y3120 or Dinaric subclade, which accounts for over 99% of I2a in Eastern Europe comes from a backward migration from the West, so who knows. Anything is possible, especially given this precedent, but I also know next to nothing about the phylogenetics of E-V13.
http://scaledinnovation.com/gg/snpTracker.html
imo the lack of ancient E-V13 samples suggest that historically it was not very widespread but the few V13 men were able to expand as a result of Indo-European expansion. The Glinoe sample fits very well with the TMRCA of E-V13.
No, but the yDNA distribution at the Salauger site was 55% I2 and 45% E. Maybe they returned together to Eastern Europe and after some time became each other's arch nemesis, one clan took the name of Serbs and the other one of Albanians :lol: .
https://i.imgur.com/5xeG1vX.png
I mean given the ages of the samples nothing disproves a east to west migration yet because that cardial sample is about 8,000 years old and these samples are around 6,000 +- 500. It's just weird how the frequency of E-M78 is so high in this culture compared to balkan and other neolithic samples. And we even have more E-M78 samples in Hungary compared to balkans.
The main problem is we still don't know if E-M78 was assimilated in Europe or brought by Cardial culture because we have 0 E-M78 samples from the proposed Cardial homeland. If any E-M78 ancestral to E-V13 is EVER found in levant I would be less skeptical about this theory.
Also, the Spanish sample is also around 7,500-8,000 years old and I can't find the source for it so if you guys have it please post it.
It seems like a mix of Hunter Gatherer lineages (I) and whatever (E) were have grouped together and perhaps didn't let any outsiders in. G's were not invited basically.
This is the site
E-V13 mutated/emerged in the Balkans thousands of years ago.
"The skeleton of a man showed numerous traces of violence on several parts of his anatomy, notably on the skull. The individual's left arm was also severed. Even more exceptional detail, beneath these eight skeletons were the remains of eight left arms. The latter present invoices at the level of the humerus and at the level of the forearms. Several indications seem to suggest that the arms were cut using a heavy and sharp ax-like object and that the flesh was still present on the bones. In the absence of written sources for this period, we cannot know the type of event which could have engendered so much violence, but it is certain that these burials go beyond the strictly funerary framework."
These niggas were chimping the fuck out in the neolithic lmao.
Did you guys see this? Loads of E folk from Bulgaria are waiting to be published. There is an Iron Age E-V13, which will make it the second E-V13 in the region after the Iron Age Moldovan from Stefan Voda district.
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Originally Posted by Taken from Anthrogenica
So:
1) An Anatolian/Levant origin is not credible because there are no E-V13 people there anymore;
2) A North-African origin seems strange since there don't seem to be proper migration patterns.
We're aliens?
It could be pretty simple actually. Upstream from V13 is L618, which was found only in Europe since the Neolithic.
https://i.ibb.co/0VY6m8n/image.png
Then upstream from L618 is Z1919, which wasn't identified in ancients. If we go further up, we get to M78, which is the branch that confuses people, because there are hits in Iberomarusians and one Levantine sample.
It is obvious that the oldest samples discovered so far are in North Africa and only after 7000 years it appears in Levant (Jordan). The ancestors of L618 could have either:
- All come from North Africa
- All come from the Levant
- A combination of the two; one migration route through Spain and another through Anatolia
https://i.ibb.co/LSrkYmN/image.png
Probably Copper Age-Bronze Age movements from West Asia into Europe.
Probably a similar story as my mtdna.
Facial reconstruction of the oldest E-V13
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikiped...ccanBerber.jpg