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thanks for sharing riverman (y) this teepean user is amazing:cool: Y-DNA I13901:E-M215*(xE-V16,E-Z830,E-L19,E-V2729,E-Y188009,E-V12,E-V65,E-Y161041,E-V22,E-L618)M5090;PF1942;etc.67872455284 I20824:T-PH196Y5802371716041625 I20825:E-Z1902*(xE-V12,E-V65,E-Y161041)PF229246700196413...

This should be fascinating Future ancient dna paper: from algeria and tunisia From mesolithic to neolithic https://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/browser/view/PRJEB83667 P.s At Genarchivist site there is a rumor on the y haplogroups : 2 T cases 3 e-m78 cases 1 e-m215* case/ which is strange ( i say rumor...

this future paper not ancient dna from Switzerland but rather from not far geographically Austria it could be relevant to e-v13

Yes almost all the e1b1b1 samples are e-v13 With the exception of 3 cases : 1 e-v22 from Bosco-Gurin 1 e-m81 from Safiental 1 e-m123>m34>z841 from Thusis I think e-v13 might be old in the region Likely iron age ( could be wrong though since you are the expert in this stuff) It is indeed a...

agree they could have done better in the year 2024 they only checked the predicted G cases for farther snp downstream branches of G We examined uniparental markers, including whole mtDNA sequences as well as 23 Y-STR markers and a set of 5 G-haplogroup-defining Y-SNP markers. We scanned for...

Abstract Since leaving Africa, human populations have gone through a series of range expansions. While the genomic signatures of these expansions are well detectable on a continental scale, the genomic consequences of small-scale expansions over shorter time spans are more challenging to...

don't know much on r1b-branches but here is R11746 location in theytree https://www.theytree.com/sample/c2ce57f7aa8cfbf60607e941d95a4e2c.html

I think it is another paper here From the one in the openning post Anyway ( published yesterday) https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/sciadv.adq5864

an interesting branch of e-m123 among albanians specifically under e-m123>m34>z841;) E-M123 is the tenth most common haplogroup among Albanians today, accounting for about 1.1-1.2% of all paternal lineages in the project, but some of its branches have high concentrations in different regions...

less Muslims ( i am speaking on western europe here)

there seem to be e-v12 case from early medieval Georgia;) I1317 Early Middle Ages Samtavro H15b E1b1b1a1a1(xE1b1b1a1a1b) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samtavro_necropolis https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mtskheta source: https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2024.06.11.597880v1

That should be cool paper Only in pre- print form Looking forward to it To be published and to know the exact terminal branches😎 Huge number of remains Found total : 4 e-m123 cases some of them in nordic countries like denmark and sweden in roman period ( 1 e-m84>pf6751 + 3 e-m34>z841)😉...

From my own experience They also not crazy about jews

E-m84> pf6751 look like one of the branches of the ancient canaanites We got cases from : 1)Hatzor 2)Megido 3)Ebla (syria) 4)tell sukas (syria) (only asigned to e-m84> y5427 level but if it was on better coverage likely also under e-pf6751) P.s I Hope future research on ancient remains from...

There is a pre-print paper Who found e-v22 case from bronze age lebanon sidon It is found in supplemental table s1: CGG_2_104298- Lebanon -Sidon B73 -e-v22 1700bc After all 😉 https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phoenicia Source: https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2024.12.02.626332v1

Nice😎 https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2024.12.02.626332v1 Some e-m123 cases ( probably e-pf6751) From bronze age Anatolia ,syria ,cyprus CGG_2_022160- kulluoba-turkey rise1439-2300bc CGG_2_022497- lapithos-cyprus-tomb315-1700 bc CGG_2_101879-tall sukas-syria-kranium 8a5-1700bc...

natufian from el wad construction ( given there is a huge chance he was e-z830) i say interesting der Großvater ;):) P.s To be honest his face screams e1b1b1 he look like eritrean https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/El_Wad

Only agree on one thing With you there will never be peace here We will live by the sword till the end of days

that is indeed an option but even if his direct paternal line came ultimately from the sunny and savage levant his total autosomal profile doesn't look Levantine his closest by his g25 values to modern day albanians and north macedonians to me that suggest that he may have came to the Austrian...

thanks for sharing ;)(y) disappointing that there is not even 1 e1b1b1 here ( no e-m123 and no e-m78)