I1a3_Young
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- Ethnic group
- Basically British
- Y-DNA haplogroup
- I1 Z63*
- mtDNA haplogroup
- H5b1
My family tracking close with the Anglo-Saxons, as expected. Thanks for posting.
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What has it to do with what we were discussing?
Tyrol in Germany? Really?
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Ha, it seems I make a more convincing Belgian genetically than you do. They should really split up Flanders and Wallonia though, Belgium is one of the less genetically homogeneous countries in Europe and I'm sure there would be a fair difference between the two, similar to Switzerland. It's clear that Belgians are a Celtic and Germanic mix, I derive about 20~ percent of my ancestry from the celtic areas of the British Isles and the rest mostly from Germany and I serve as a decent proxy for them.
Our results are remarkably close considering we have such different ancestry. From what I have seen from 23adnMe results (over 50 Flemings and 50 Walloons) there isn't much difference between Flanders and Wallonia. There interpersonal differences are bigger. The Flemings are much more different from the Dutch (except North Brabant and Limburg) than from the Walloons.
Looks like a good representation of Halstatt La Tene. Definitely primarily Celtic.
I'm living in 40 kilometers (25 miles) from the archeological site of la T�ne
I noticed that there were ancient peoples reference maps on the post, Are there similar maps for Central, Western and Southern ancient peoples of Europe ?
Thank you
Have you taken the FTDNA test? Just curious what your FTDNA 2.0 scores might be. I have 90% West and Central Europe which might be a good representation of Gaulish or Hallstatt La Tene.
Yes the "raw data" i used came from FTDNA. The results with Eurogene K36 seems to be more accurate than "MyOrigins" from FTDNA.
I know that 50% of my family tree for the last 500 years should be found in western and central Europe. On FTDNA they say 9% which is most certainly wrong. The 32% of scandinavian seems to me too high... In my case the old version of myorigins was more accurate.
Those FTDNA scores appear really off based on the k36 interpretation. You have all scores in the 60s for Scandinavia yet received 32%. My Scandinavian scores are in the 70s and I received 0%. My friend's scores are in the 80s and he only received 26%. Plus our Iberian scores are pretty similar high 60s and low 70s yet you received 31% and I received 0%.
The natural geographical western border of Eastern Europe is the "Baltic-Adriatic narrowing" ("zwężenie bałtycko-adriatyckie"): http://przeglad.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/Leszek_Sykulski_tom_6.pdf
This is also roughly the Frankish-Slavic border in the Early Middle Ages:
Modern distribution of R1a haplogroup in Germany and Austria:
http://www.anthrogenica.com/showthr...ny-and-Austria&p=184322&viewfull=1#post184322
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