tjlowery87
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would that be i1 as4(i got this off the facebook page)
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Haha. I've seen other images similar to these on the Haplogroup I1 page on facebook and ancestry. Isn't it Terry Robb that has said that AAB(A,B) is Celtic when found in the Isles?
I've heard no one else speak of those haplotypes as "Celtic".
would that be i1 as4(i got this off the facebook page)
Well, that's an excellent question. Now we are getting into the meta-myth of the early Irish settlers. I would recommend researching a group called the Fir Bolg-- do a google or bing image search and see if these characters might look familiar. Could Fir Bolg be hg I or I1? I don't know, but it sure is fun to speculate.
But in my opinion, no I wouldn't call the first waves of hg I (either I1 or I2) that made it onto the Isles Celtic. They probably have a more "Celtic" autosomal make-up than an I1 member found in say Sweden or Finland... but in my world view R1b owns the true Celtic title.
Ah the meta-myth. We'll leave it to that for now.
Probably a wise choice.
But myths have been know to contain a nugget or two of truth-- they do get passed down for a reason.
Haha. I've seen other images similar to these on the Haplogroup I1 page on facebook and ancestry. Isn't it Terry Robb that has said that AAB(A,B) is Celtic when found in the Isles?
I've heard no one else speak of those haplotypes as "Celtic".
i think i1as4 is celto germanic or somethying similar
i didnt think i1 was old enough to be in the mesolithic
then again maybe an i1 male went south and banged some celtic chick and his kids went to the isles lol
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