My YDNA (Austrian)

[Ayetooey]

23andme mistakes, russia or poland had viking settlers

You are heavily slavic. Perhaps this is typical for Innsbrug but I've never seen result from there. You score Russian which is interesting.

[Annihilus]

R-Y2905 sits below R1a-m458 and is slavic

[Blondie]

When LandserGlatze don't answer my pm:

[Matxe92]

As i said, austrians are half slavic. Deal with it. You don't look fully germanic either are u kidding me?

[LandserGlatze]

You are heavily slavic. Perhaps this is typical for Innsbrug but I've never seen result from there. You score Russian which is interesting.

not sure who runs this fucking website

23fakeme

[Ayetooey]

As i said, austrians are half slavic. Deal with it. You don't look fully germanic either are u kidding me?

Someone get Peterski here..

[LandserGlatze]

As i said, austrians are half slavic. Deal with it. You don't look fully germanic either are u kidding me?

are you kiddin me? this is my favorite singer landser

[LandserGlatze]

When LandserGlatze don't answer my pm:

what?

[LandserGlatze]

As i said, austrians are half slavic. Deal with it. You don't look fully germanic either are u kidding me?

https://archive.org/details/LandserPolackenTango

[MagnusDark]

are you kiddin me?

im 0% slav im from south austria, city of Innsbrug

R1a coming from the Slavic tribes is quite common. The only Proto Germanic R1a is L664 and Scando-Germanic Z284, and older rare clades that may be found there.

Y2905 is part of the Slavic clades of R1a. It doesn't mean you are Slavic. Only your earliest surviving ancestor that spread the line. That is one of thousands and thousands of contributing ancestors. Think of it like an interweaving tapestry. If you are negative downstream, basal Y2905, your likely ancestor 2000 years ago was Proto-Slavic. L260(the branch your line come from) is one of the most common West Slavic lineages. So much so its typically called West Slavic. However considering your ancestor lived before West Slavs split from Proto-Slavs, its probably just Proto-Slavic. You could have developed a Austrian sub-cluster under Y2905 as well. However, you would need a BigY test to confirm. I myself am L1029 which is Proto-Slavic but also common mostly in Central Europe(West Slavs, East Germans etc). I form an Albanian subcluster under L1029 making my most recent ancestor and his descendants Albanian. His earliest ancestor likely arrived with the Slavic tribes.