Wich is the origin of your Y-DNA?

[Kess]

Are you the only one among the recently tested who hasn't gotten it yet?

I really don't know about it. I asked here, and a few people responded. They said their FTDNA results are several years old.

[lockdownboredom]

I really don't know about it. I asked here, and a few people responded. They said their FTDNA results are several years old.

Have you had gender reassignment surgery?

[brunolord20]

R-L2 -> R-S8183 , R-L2 probably born north of the alps and +- 1800 to 1700 bce a part of this branch did spread to north italy with proto-italic tribes and another one was probably proto-celts, to branch too old we can't to associate to any tribe so you just look for +- where this Y probably born and try to study what kind of people and tribes lived in that region, so probably a lot of people from these tribes would test positive to your Y

[Kess]

R-CTS9219, also known as R-CTS1450, is a branch of the Z2106 subgroup of the Z2103 main branch of R1b, which is common in eastern Europe, western Asia and central Asia. A branch CTS9219 is 4000-4500 years old and has a distribution not only in the Balkans but also from Central Asia to Europe.

[Dick]

Ancient Greeks and Balkanites

[Teuta]

Ancient Greeks and Balkanites

since when?

[protos]

since when?

Mesolithic at least?

[Teuta]

Mesolithic at least?

whose? Dick?

[protos]

whose? Dick?

Haplogroup I

[vader]

most likely Ancient Lusitanians, or Celtiberians. R1b-Z225.