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Related pottery. Any information about y haplogroup?

Hi kimvdhorst, From my Living DNA test, I only know that my mt-haplogroup is H. However, it was a surprise for me to see that you and me share the mutations 263G, 1438G, 4769G and 15326G. I don't have more information, at the moment. Does it means that I have H15b1? I think no, but it seems...

Thank you for the links, Angela. For sure, I will enjoy the lecture.

Dear Angela, Thank you for your post. I didn't provide a link because I don't have permissions. Instead, I presented the title of the scientific article "Neolithic mitochondrial haplogroup H genomes and the genetic origins of Europeans", authored by Paul Brotherton et al., and published in Nat...

Interesting article: "Neolithic mitochondrial haplogroup H genomes and the genetic origins of Europeans" From around 2800 BC, the Late Neolithic Bell Beaker culture emerged from the Iberian Peninsula to form one of the first pan-European archaeological complexes. This cultural phenomenon is...

I have a similar question. My mtDNA is H. I also downloaded and excel file from My Living DNA but it has only 4 lines of text. The first line is 263G but I cannot decipher the information.

In My Living DNA my haplogroup is J-L26.

There is autosomal evidence and also Y-DNA evidence. We have now a large data base of human bones for a period of time ranging from the last glaciation to the present days. According to these data, the Y haplogroups can be traced and it is possible to observe the migration of the steppe-R1b from...

I agree, this question is far to be simple. At least for me. To my knowledge, the steppe-R1b started the genetic replacement of Britain in 2500 BC carrying a Bell Beaker pottery result of the fusion of the original and the Corded Ware styles. Almost at the same time the new R1b people also...

The genetic relation of the British and the neolithic farmers (arriving 4000 BC in a Mediterranean/Athlantic front) has been published and it is reasonable that these people reached the north shores of central Europe, isn't it? There, they could meet the Anatolian people migrated following the...

Thank you for your reply Moesan. I have been reading the posts of the related thread "Iberian Bell Beaker Y-DNA and mtDNA" but the last post was of July 2018 or about. There were an interesting discussion and some reasonable hypothesis but I couldn't see a clear conclusion. In fact, a forumer...

An important period of European prehistory is related to the Bell Beaker complex. An interesting study has been published in www dot encyclopedia dot com / humanities / encyclopedias-almanacs-transcripts-and-maps / bell-beakers-west-east

Interesting news about prehistoric naviagation, a very important human discovery not always recognised. The log-boat (a boat made from a hollowed tree) was around 5.5 m length. Several logboats have been securely dated in Ireland as early as the Early Bronze Age (c.2500 BC). Some of them with...

I have found the system ISOGG2019. There is a page for the 2019-2020 Haplogroup R Tree in the web isogg dot org slash tree. It is very complete and seems updated. It is different to the Eupedia R1B. For example, R1b-P310 is R1b1a2a1a in Eupedia and R1b1a1b1a1a2 in ISOGG2019.

It seems curious and confusing either. Yes, there are different systems and for that reason I concentrated in the Eupedia nomenclature, but even in that case I found a typo, if I am not wrong.

Hello Conastoga. Basques show the greatest genetic affinity to early neolithic farmers individuals in the El Portalón cave (Atapuerca, Spain). These farmers mixed with local hunter-gatherers, in any case their y haplogroups were not R1b. In the Bronze Age, 2200 BCE, the R1b-DF27 appeared in the...

In that 2017 nature article entitled "Analysis of the R1b-DF27 haplogroup shows that a large fraction of IberianY-chromosome lineages originated recently in situ", the authors affirm that NE Iberia is the most likely place of origin of DF27 but perhaps new studies have updated this result. Can...

I am not sure if this is a question for this thread, but it is related to R1b-DF27. In 2017 it was published in nature an article entitled "Analysis of the R1b-DF27 haplogroup shows that a large fraction of IberianY-chromosome lineages originated recently in situ". The authors affirm that NE...

In a PNAS article of 2015, the authors presented the first genome-wide sequence data from eight individuals associated with archaeological remains from Early European farming cultures in the El Portalón cave (Atapuerca, Spain) and showed the greatest genetic affinity to Basques. The individuals...

The Nazi army bomb Guipuzkoa, Barcelona, Madrid, Valencia and many other places in Spain. Nazi and Franco's troops were allies against the Spanish people. Very sad.