What is the history of your haplogroups?

[PaleoEuropean]

Y: I2a1b-L161.1:
Considered the main Neolithic lineage of Britain, associated with Doggerland and the coasts of Northern Europe, has been found as far away as Mongolia. I lack the British SNP's and my lineage is more associated with Scandinavians or Germans. Most associated ethnicities: Angles, Danish, English, German, Frisian, Irish, Jutish,Norwegian, Saxon and Scottish.
Mtdna: H2a1: Considered one of the first Indo-Aryan lineages to reach Europe, roots associated with: Armenians, Indians, Egyptians and Gulf Arabs. It is most often found in Northern Europe and among Slavic groups. It most likely arrived with G, R1a and J Y lines. My particular clade is associated with Scandinavia and Great Britain but was probably introduced by contact with Slavs like the Wends.

[Decius]

What can we say about the origins of G-L497?
One ancient DNA sample from Mitterkirchen Austria (grave I-8), from the Early Iron Age Hallstatt Culture c. 700 BCE, published by Kiesslich et al. (2009), has a 12 STR haplotype that *may* match various G-Z725s (G-L497s) , although it also may match some G-Z1903s or even G-PF3359s.
The Hallstatt Culture was almost certainly Celtic

Basically the OG celts.

[Oghuz]

J2 or J-M172 is the symbol of iranic plateau. It may have originated in this region 24000 years ago. It's widespread in caucus and Western Asia.

I associate it with east med phenotype.

[RenaRyuguu]

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[Kyp]

R1a-z93 (originated somewhere between Eastern-Europe and the Eurasian Steppe.
Is said to be associated with Early Indo-Iranics (Aryans, Scythians/Saka)
Brought to Azerbaijan by Early Indo-Iranics (Medes) and Scythians & Turks (to a lesser extent) afterwards
Highest frequency occuring in Kyrgyzistan.

[Bakha]

E-V13. I heard its genuine Turkic ish.

[farke1]

Y: R1b-L21. I don't want to post the exact subclade here as googling it links back to my family surname, but it seems to be directly linked to Northwestern Ireland and my exact clade was (allegedly, according to sources I've found on the internet, so they could be questionable) carried by the Gaelic chiefs of Uí Maine. This would make sense as my surname has a strong association with that kingdom. I'd like to think this means I'm descended from distant Irish royalty from 800 years ago, but in reality it's simply more likely that we shared common ancestors; especially as I've not found any evidence online of my specific subclade being found anywhere outside of Ireland or New World countries with a large Irish diaspora.

mtDNA: U5a1a1b. I don't know much about this haplogroup, except that the Scaled Innovation tracker seems to think it originated in Medieval Sweden. There's also some cool stuff on Eupedia about how carrying haplogroup U influences your brain pH, which in turn confers protection against degenerative mental diseases; but that sounds like the sort of thing that could also be complete bullshit. Oh well.

[IrisSelene]

Idk only that mines a North euroasian haplo but nowadays it's mostly seen in Central Europe, aka Germany. U5b2a2

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[Zroota]

R1b-M269

https://indo-european.eu/tag/r1b-m269/

Way too much to read from there and I am a bit lazy now. Something about Proto Indo Europeans, Yamnaya peoples and whatnot.

Can people summarise my one?

[PaleoEuropean]

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