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Indoeuropean.Originally Posted by Arverni
The abrreviation is taken from the form Indo-European, and is very often used on TA (The Apricity).
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Thank you very much everyone I really appreciate your helpful informations.
Actually this will be my last question: my maternal haplogroup is H5A1. But I cannot find any information on this online, the report just says that it is from either Anatolia either South East Europe. But do you have deeper informations? I just know that H5A was at the origin of a Romanian Moldovian and Ukrainian culture, but nothing is said about its H5a1 subclass
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Just leave it.
You cannot find any real information about any mt.
It is just useless.
Be good IE and do not care about that silly stuff.
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Just leave it.
You cannot find any real information about any mt.
It is just useless.
Be good IE and do not care about that silly stuff.
haha fair enough, but I am really interested in it, so if anyone has just a bit of information I would take it with pleasure
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Hi again, sorry for spamming the topic but I have a very final interrogation (I promise)
My grand father is a mix from Lorraine and Bourgogne (Burgundy), which are celto germanic regions. It should belong to the Central Europe genetic group right? However, I do not have any Central Europe percentage in my results (58% south European, 29% British isles and 10% Eastern European). Would he be related to Eastern Europe? He is unlikely south European, he is tall and had dark blond hair with dinaric features (like many people in Lorraine). I would have expected him to be highly germanic or keltic. So If you have an explanation or hypothesis you are very welcomed to provide it
Thanks
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