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    R1b in Iberian Peninsula, France and the British Islands

    Really, could you give examples?
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    R1b in Iberian Peninsula, France and the British Islands

    What is Ötzi's haplogroug?
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    R1b in Iberian Peninsula, France and the British Islands

    The gene that causes red hair is also very common in Wales!
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    Did Latin merge with Celtic languages to form Romance languages ?

    This is not true Brythonic at that time the language was not to different from Gaulish. From Tacitus:
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    New R1a map

    Why would this be less likely?
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    An Approach to ancient Thracian DNA

    Didn't the Thracians speak a language related to Dacian and Illyrian?
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    Subclades of R1b in Wales

    I had my Y DNA analysed by Oxford Ancestors and was designated me to the Oisin:can anyone tell me what subclade i could be a member of e.g.R1b-L21,R1b-u106? Brennus
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    Subclades of R1b in Wales

    Where were these areas?
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    Subclades of R1b in Wales

    Wasn't there continuity from the Unetice culture to the Urnfield culture?
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    Subclades of R1b in Wales

    So it's possible that R1b entered britian during the late Bronze age. Has anyone completed a Y-DNA test on Beaker remains in the Uk,e.g the Amesbury archer? Brennus
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    Subclades of R1b in Wales

    Is it possible that there were later migrations of R1b-L21 during the Late Bronze age to the early Iron age? Brennus
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    Subclades of R1b in Wales

    Thanks for the help Brennus
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    Subclades of R1b in Wales

    Could anyone tell me what are the subclades of R1b1b2 in the welsh population? Any help would be very much appreciated! Brennus
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    Origins of European rivers' names

    I misread your post, sorry!
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    How Indo-European myths shaped Roman, Celtic, Germanic and Hindu identities

    Is R1b1b2 the haplogroup named has Oisin by Brian Sykes?
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    Origins of European rivers' names

    Hafren is the Welsh for the Severn from the Brittonic Sabrina, it’s not Latin.
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