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Can you please do the same thing for I4331 from the Genomic History of Southeastern Europe as well?

This thread was turning out to be quite informative in regards to J-L283 until you started posting this off topic nonsense. I would ask a moderator to delete all the posts on this thread from user gidai, otherwise as a J-L283 researcher, I may not post any more news here in regards to this...

An interesting result for J-L283>>Z1295>Z631. After the YFull analysis, YF17037 who is from Abruzzo, Italy, defines a split in J-Z8421 immediately above J-Z631. This would be consistent with the hypothesis that the origin and expansion of J-Z631 lies somewhere in the Adriatic region, likely the...

Yes, we're finding that E-FGC11450, and especially E-FGC11450>Y146086, is very common among Tosks. Currently, out of 56 E-V13 Tosk Y37+ haplotypes, 24 or 42.8% of Tosk E-V13 is E-FGC11450. Furthermore, 18/24 of them are E-FGC11450>Y146086, 4/24 are E-FGC11450>Cluster A, and the remaining two...

An important ancient DNA find for haplogroup J2b-L283. From the study The genetic prehistory of the Greater Caucasus, the BAM file (raw data) just came out. I checked the BAM file for sample: KDC001.A0101 Kudachurt ~3823 YBP MBA North Caucasus X2i J2b He is J-L283+ and Z627- YP91-...

Indeed! I have actually tried to get a hold of this Greek (kit N14037) through FTDNA projects for the purpose of deeper testing, but I've had no luck. He is certainly related to the Aromanian Cluster from Dukasi, Fier, Albania. Interestingly enough, out of 14 Aromanian samples from Albania, we...

I think this Basarabi haplotype is a (recent) migrant from further south. As you noticed, they all share DYS388=16, DYS389I, II=13, 29, and are close to each other which suggests a founder effect. This is precisely the same haplotype that a Greek through BigY recently tested Z631+ and negative...

I certainly hope you get banned for this!!

LOL. What are you, some bot who simultaneously keeps posting the same nonsense in two different forums :laughing:

Yes, this Greek is either Z631* or Z1043*, if he doesn't share any Private SNPs with someone else on that phylogeny. (I can confirm he is negative for the other Z631 downstreams). You're right, there is also the Croatian, kit 485976, who is tested as Z1043+ and Z8425- which is at the same level...

Nice analysis, Aspurg :) In regards to J-Z631, a couple of days ago a person with origin from Greece, who is a match to the Albanian J-Z631>Thaçi Korbi Cluster, through BigY tested as Z631+ and negative for downstreams (Z1043 unknown as it's not well read by the BigY). I hope he uploads to...

The Illyrians were recorded farther south than that, and not just Pannonia, Dalmatia, Montenegro. The above graph shows the Illyrian uprising against Rome and not all the territories they inhabited, which you seem to suggest. Anyways, I'm not sure what your point is here, as this J-L283 was...

And we will obviously encourage any Albanian to join our project. There is a reason why we now have over 500 members. Without having a participation, we will not have a good understanding of our genetics, history, anthropology, genealogy, etc.

I advise everyone not to listen to user Gash. This person got banned from one of our forums affiliated with Albanian Bloodlines Project, due to repeated inappropriate behavior and is now making up baseless accusations. Just recently he asked to be reinstated but we denied his request due to...

Hello Ardian, J-L283 mutation is at least 5000 years old. There is many subsequent subclades below J-L283. Without doing a deeper test, it's hard to say anything more concrete, as Albanians usually belong to specific clades of J-L283. FamilyTreeDNA has a special sale right now. I would...

And your point? I don't understand why you keep picking on the main Albanian haplogroups and pointing out their distant non-European origin. If we go back in time, none of these haplogroups you mention are native to Europe. E-V13, or its direct ancestral clade, has been proven to be in the...

What do you mean "he wasn't basal". RISE408 LBA Armenia was never proven positive for any L283 downstreams. Again, as stated in my initial post, he was positive for 7 out of 7 called J-L283 equivalents, one of which is Z590, and negative for Z627. So he wasn't even in the J-Z600 subclade. That...

Just wanted to mention something in regards to this topic. I'm no expert for the whole R1a haplogroup, but as someone who discovered the Albanian R1a-L1029>"Dibra Cluster" where now Dibran and four other Albanians from our project belong to, I can say that this haplotype is characterized by...

"Albanian TMRCA" for this haplogroup should be at least 4200 ybp, as there is Albanians in various subclades in the J-Z1296 branch ;) https://www.yfull.com/tree/J-Z1296/ Obviously, the whole branch cannot be exclusively "Albanian" today. Even the J-Y20899 (J-PH2967) TMRCA between Albanians...

If you can afford it, go for the BigY 500. It's currently on sale until August 31. I don't see many Greek E-V13 samples at YFull anyways, where you can upload your BigY results to: https://www.yfull.com/tree/E-V13/ Otherwise, the E-V13 SNP Pack will do the job to find your "terminal" SNP/subclade.