Haplogroup profile of Indigenous(Proto)Europeans - Identified and Unidentified.

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Identified:

Kostenki 14 - age 38 700–36 200.

Y-Dna: C1
Mtdna: U2



Sunghir - age 30,000-35,000.

Y-Dna - C1 all males
Mtdna - U2



Motala 12 - age 8311–7466.

Y-Dna: I2a
Mtdna : U2e1



LaBrana 1 - age 7940–7690. (Not to be confused with Loschbour)

Y-Dna: C1a2
Mtdna: U5b2c1



Loschbour Man - age 8170–7940.

Y-Dna: I2a
Mtdna: U5b1a



Ajvide 58 - age 4900–4600.

Y-Dna: I2a
Mtdna: U4d



Bichon Man - age 13,770–13,560.

Y-Dna: I2a
Mtdna: U5b1h



Cheddar man - age 7000-9000.

Y-dna:I2a2
Mtdna:U5b1



Unidentified:

Cro Magnon 1 - age 37,000-40,000.

Y-dna:Unidentified
Mtdna:Unidentified



Combe Capelle - age 30,000-35,000.

Y-dna:Unidentified
Mtdna:Unidentified



Oberkassel 1 - age 14,000-20,000.

Y-dna:Unidentified
Mtdna:Unidentified (Possible U5b1, found in female of same grave)



Grimaldi man 1 and 2 - age 22,000-26,000.

Y-dna:Unidentified
Mtdna:Unidentified



Chancelade man - age 12,000-17,000.

Y-dna:Unidentified
Mtdna:Unidentified



Gross Fredenwalde - age 8000-10000.

Y-dna:Unidentified
Mtdna:Unidentified

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Done, this covers most of the fossils found on territorial Europe In the Upper-Paleolithic/Mesolithic period. Add if I am missing some.

Could be speculation in the thread for the unidentified ones.

**Actially Ajvide 58 is from the Neolithic period so my mistake.

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Big jaws

I'm U2e1a1
My father U5b2a1a

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Big jaws

I'm U2e1a1
My father U5b2a1a

Interesting how the pair have split over the years. Today, there is almost no U present in areas where there are I2 carriers and there is almost no I2 in areas where there are U carries.

[Vrazijadivizija]

Nice,i have tons of connections to Motala and Sigtuna as its l2..

[Creoda]

You missed the Mac Daddy

Villabruna 1 - R1b1a-L754* - Veneto, Northern Italy, 14000 YBP (12000 BC)

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I didn't even know Villabruna had identified haplogroups. What about mtdna?

[Jana]

Interesting how the pair have split over the years. Today, there is almost no U present in areas where there are I2 carriers and there is almost no I2 in areas where there are U carries.

What?

[Creoda]

I didn't even know Villabruna had identified haplogroups. What about mtdna?

Don't know.

[vbnetkhio]

I didn't even know Villabruna had identified haplogroups. What about mtdna?

ancient samples' haplogroups spreadsheet:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets...TSeB4pObM/edit

it includes all ancient y-dna and mtdna published so far.