Y-DNA from Iron Age & Early Medieval Poland

[Tschaikisten]

So far we have R1b Royalty > R1a Elites > other haplogroups in rural settlements.

KO_22, Kowalewko (100-300 AD), G2a2b-L30
KO_57, Kowalewko (100-300 AD), G2a2b-L30

This telling us nothing.

[cosmoo]

And again, you posting your wet dreams about I1/I2/J2 peasants in Medieval Poland and R1 nobility.
I know men capable of wishful thinking, but none of so lucid one.

[Dick]

This telling us nothing.

Neither does the I1 found. z63 has a lot of branches

[Dick]

And again, you posting your wet dreams about I1/I2/J2 peasants in Medieval Poland and R1 nobility.
I know men capable of wishful thinking, but none of so lucid one.

Like they knew everyone's ydna back then. Only I1/I2/J2 were exclusively peasants under law

[cosmoo]

Like they knew everyone's ydna back then. Only I1/I2/J2 were exclusively peasants under law

He even put his own haplogroup, R1b, as "royalty", while R1a apparently were lesser nobility.

[Dick]

He even put his own haplogroup, R1b, as "royalty", while R1a apparently were lesser nobility.

Ah well, we all want our Hg's to be special. Boys will be boys.

[Rethel]

An Early Medieval I2a-Din peasant (?) was also found:

NA_13, Niemcza, (900-1000 AD), I2a1b2-L621

Markowice are Group NE (rural settlements),

Meanwhile, Markowice I1-M253 is Non-Elites for sure, and Niemcza probably too.

other haplogroups in rural settlements.[/B]

Typical Goć...

[Dick]

Typical Goć...

He looks like you. Round face, no chin, noble Knight!

[Rethel]

He looks like you. Round face, no chin, noble Knight!

[Fustan]

IJ ruling poland til the end of the galaksy.