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Yes, Murrah ibn Ka'b is their common ancestor on trail. Murrah ibn Ka'b, however, is so distant on the paternal that a ratification through haplogroups is dubious. For example: the key holders of the...

As the title states, Abu Bakr as-Siddiq, one of the closest companions of the prophet (peace be upon him) and one of the earliest Muslims and later on the first caliph of the righteous Rashidun...

With the study "Genomic History of to Neolithic to Bronze Age Anatolia..." (https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0092867420305092) a new ancient V1636 from Arslantepe was found. The...

I will continue this thread despite no participation from others because I see the still rising views. Mabye some of the people tested also found this thread already while googling.

First of all...

Hello, I wrote a complete guide on how to create an ADMIXTURE based calculator for the Dodecad DIY software (requested by some). You can find the guide in my newly created blog below. Feel free to...

And again there are new developments for R-BY139812 among Arabs. Today I saw on the Big-Y Block Tree that a man from Qatar was tested positive for R-BY139812. Now it seems to me even clearer that...

Thank you for the input.

There are new developments of R1b-V1636 among people of Arab descent. Recently I saw a person from Baghdad (Iraq) with the nisba al-Bakri predicted as belonging to...

Adnan is according to traditional Arab genealogy the patriarch of the "Arabized" North Arabians, and those are not considered to be the "real Arabs". Qahtan was the patriarch of the South Arabians...

A few days ago I looked at the new BigY Block Function of ftdna and saw that finally a person was tested positive for my paternal subclade after months. And the person is even from Kuwait which is a...

What do you think about this?
https://eurogenes.blogspot.com/2018/12/r-v1636-eneolithic-steppe-kura-araxes.html?m=1

It is sometimes as frustrating as it is fascinating to belong to such a rare haplogroup. I tested more than two years ago, but do not even have a single 12-STR match. There are people who have...

Haplogroups are not people. There is nothing more to say about this topic.

This is interesting. Did you make the BigY test (or any comparable Y-DNA next Generation sequencing test), so that you could purchase Yfull? The V1636 clade is very old (15600 ybp), so it has plenty...

God preserve. :embarassed:

...I was searching for a specific thread (with the "great" searching function) and randomly saw this, could not hold back my opinion.

The picture you posted is a Principal Component Analysis. You could merge your person (after conversion into PLINK format) with an academic dataset (or an excerpt of it) and then make a PCA (with...

Yes, R1b Arab with 0- blood group (both my haplogroup-subclade as well as blood group are rare). I am from Southeastern Turkey, from a province bordering Syria. My ancestral village is at a side arm...

"People seem to forget about those pale, red-haired Chalcolithic Armenians sequenced a while back, and happily ignore evidence of people with such pigmentation having had an ancient presence in the...

Interesting, I am 0- (universal donator, however I can only accept 0- blood).

Hello, no I am not from Shammar. I am from Shayban of Bakr (Adnanite tribe through Rabiah). Non of them is me, you can find me in the R1b Basal Subclades group. My most distant paternal ancestor is...

What you do not understand on the behalf of R1b-L389(xP297) is that most basal of this clade is found in the Near East. I myself belong to this clade. All the European (Puerto Rico, Italy) belong to...

That's even better.

Great. Arslantepe was once a Hittite city and the abstract sounds promising. Soon those people who called the previous Hittite samples Hattians will now be punched in their ignorant faces once more...

Can you give a link to the abstract or something? Thank you.

That was rather directed to some of the candidates on Anthrogenica. I would never give too much worth on the opinion (or agenda) of a notorious stormfront poster like...

You do not even know what is written there and act up. It is little terminology. They use the word "Ur" (which I translated plainly as "Pre") since the only language family from that "Ur" culture is...