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Thank you. I'm actually interested in the paternal lines at the moment, not the autosomal results. This is how I try to geographically find the origin of each subgroup.Do we know the exact Y chr hpg for the I14465 sample? Also could you help me, identify the known CTS9320 archaic samples?

Thank you very much! And in the next step is the E-CTS9320. We have a Hungarian FB group called DNA and Family Tree Research, with more than 1,900 members. Knowing 650 Hungarian paternal lines, we know that 3% of Hungarians today are CTS9320. The Hunyadi/Corvin house is CTS9320 too, but there...

Since 2017, I have been researching the Z17107 subspecies and contacted everyone who appeared in the databases.Based on these, I would link the ancestor of Z17107 to the Gáva culture with the following reasoning. https://www.yfull.com/tree/E-Z17107/ I'm id:YF011315 on Yfull, inside E-A19238...

The other 4 samples were not excavated and analyzed by us, I don't know more about them.

SZOD376 from Szegvár-Oromdűlő, 1050-1100AD (conquering commoner) E-PF2252/etc*(xL17,BY6059,BY5224,Y7028,Z5016,Z37882,Z42778,BY6600) i.e. it belongs to the same hpg as SZK102, only from more than 400 years later. mtDNA: H6b autosomally: SZODper376 SZOD-376 Szegvár-Oromdűlő Conq...

ALT224 was a big surprise, (we nicknamed him: the irish avar) from Alattyán-Tulát. 670-710AD Middle Avar. He is R-FGC925, an R1b-L21 subbranch. He is not on Yfull. https://www.yfull.com/tree/R-A7607/ R1b1a1b1a1a1c2b2a1b1b1a1b2a mtdna: H1eb1b autosomally: ALTper224...

Hi Paleorevenge! I only know those who were analyzed by the university lab in Szeged, with whom I also work. SZK102 is our archaic sample from Szeged-Kundomb. 620-660 AD Early Avar. This sample is also on Yfull. id:ERS9945244. He came from an ancient V13 subbranch...

Of course, each PCA is determined by the samples it is composed of, and the same mix can be mixed from several sources. Nevertheless, it is interesting to see where and in how many clusters the samples belonging to each archaic population "cluster". Among the Scythians, e.g. the Celto-Germanic...

My grandfather was born in Szaniszló/Sanislau and I also live 10 km west of this village. Although it is actually located in Romania, it is inhabited by a population of Hungarian nationality. Among the settlements you listed, there are at least as many in Hungary (Makó, Gyula, Nyírség, Gáva) as...

It is also interesting that in the Avar age there is hardly any I1, R1b-U106 and I2, but they are common in the conquering Hungarians - and in today's Hungarians as well.

Dear Torzio! Sorry, we worked from this study. https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2022.01.19.476915v1.full.pdf

We summarized the analyzed paternal lines on the basis of the Hunnic, Avaric, Conquering Hungarian article by Tibor Török and his team, and to our great surprise V13 was the paternal line with the highest proportion in the Middle/Late Avar period. From the 65 middle/late avar sample 17 was V13...

Hi Aspurg! May I ask where did you find that I14465 Vekerzug sample from Hetény belongs to Y196687?

Hello Hawk! I was only researching my own Z17107 subbranch, not the much larger CTS9320, or the whole V13 kinship, but based on that, I can say to Riverman: Touchdown!!!! Congratulations!!! I think the key word for spreading our paternal line is the art of bronze casting. Bronzes from Piliny...

And I almost forget, to mention the best-known Z17107 person: Gjergj Kastrioti, alias Skanderbeg. As a hungarian, I am infinitely proud to be related with him for 2400-2900 years. Our Y chr-s are almost the same. Skanderbeg was the ally of János Hunyadi, during the endless wars against the...