Hallstatt Celt DA112, 850-700 BC

[Dick]

PROVEN!:

where else would they have come from? Even the one sample is U152 like italo-celts

[Peterski]

I'm assuming that was a chick?

DA112:
mtDNA: HV0+195

Or maybe they just could not read his Y-DNA haplogroup?

I'm getting a read: Y-DNA hg G2a2b2a1b1a1b1 (CTS4803)

Edit:

Well, women also sometimes get a few reads for Y-DNA. Maybe telegony is real after all?

I think it is a woman, despite such specific read, because there are very few reads in total.

[Dick]

Or maybe they just could not read his Y-DNA haplogroup?

I'm getting a read: Y-DNA hg G2a2b2a1b1a1b1 (CTS4803)

what? Idk that's what I came across. Maybe it's fake what I found the horror if he was G2a

[Peterski]

the horror if he was G2a

Why the horror?

[Dick]

Why the horror?

Not indo-european

[Peterski]

Not indo-european

One subclade of G2a is associated with Celts and was already found in another Hallstatt sample (that sample was tested only for Y-DNA, not for autosomal DNA):

https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...in-ancient-DNA

Sample HÜ-I/8, Mitterkirchen, Hallstatt culture, ca. 700 BC - G2a2b2a1b-L497

https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...=1#post4805044

[Dick]

One subclade of G2a is associated with Celts and was already found in another Hallstatt sample (that sample was tested only for Y-DNA, not for autosomal DNA):

https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...in-ancient-DNA

Sample HÜ-I/8, Mitterkirchen, Hallstatt culture, ca. 700 BC - G2a2b2a1b-L497

https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...=1#post4805044

I know. I was kidding. that clade is also found in the Balkans. Wonder if it's from Celts or Illyrians, both were Hallstatt peoples

[Dacul]

Great thread!

[Peterski]

I know. I was kidding. that clade is also found in the Balkans. Wonder if it's from Celts or Illyrians, both were Hallstatt peoples

Do you have a map showing modern distribution of this clade?

[Leto]

So during the Iron Age Central Europe was more 'Western' genetically than it is now. That sample is more Western than Austrians and some Germans!