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Thanks for the interesting lecture

Regarding the J2L70 , Genetic ID I33808, identify in Grave 12 as A3, from the paper: " Furthermore, individuals from Grave 15, Grave 16, and specific individuals from Grave12 (notably, A3 and S4) were primarily or entirely modelled with an Aegean ancestry". So a Greek/Aegean ancient path for...

I don't think that article is outdated, it analyzes ancient alleles, although is not supported by archeological samples, it has strong scientific bases. The Viminacium sample, I15517 from the Olalde paper was Western Anatolian/Aegean, mostly close to southern Italians of today, so it could...

Neither I2a...

Indeed Roman, the oldest J2L70 sample published until now is from the Marche region, in central Italy and was classify as roman. Although it could also be Greek. It is true we haven't got yet an ancient Greek J2 L70, it is said ,by different sources, that soon the Reich lab will publish an...

Is interesting to notice that under this Specific clade, J2 PH185, today there is a relevant presence on the Adriatic shores of Marche and Abruzzo, in Central Italy (Ancona and Chieti provinces) . https://www.yfull.com/tree/J-Y163297/

The HG J2 L70 (PH185), probably shows a Greek or Roman connection.

Thanks. Is also on the same place that the "oldest" J2L70 was found, on an ancient Myceanean tomb, according to the "leak" from the Harvard Lab. Let's wait and see. ¡Saludos!

Likely some J2L70 among this classical greek

From what I understand your MRCA ancestor with the Ashkenazic clade, J-Z39055, is more than 2.700 ybp, so is difficult to establish if your line is jewish or not, specially considering that that clade has a common male ancestor on the IXth century CE and you have no records of your ancestors...

In effetti mi ricorda un po' il sardo, anche se più "italianizzato"...

It's seams that the "trojan source" , probably related with Anatolians and greeks, for romans was true. And some of the roman gens (mostly from "Latium vetus") were eastern mediterraneans, as their tradition stated, such as the famous gens Iulia. As a relevant archeological aspect that needs to...

Although is close to Sardinia it only has small coincidences with "logudorese" or "Campidanese" like the "u" or "s" in some final words, of course "gallurese" (northern sardinian dialect) is much closer. Comunque, si capisce molto bene, per chi parla italiano...

According to the tradition, the Argead dynasty came from the Peloponnese (early Argead kings used the Argean wolf on their coins), so I guess a J2 Y-HG for Philip II. Let's wait and see...

Hi Yosef, Thanks for your comment. Being Iberian and JL70 could be related to many cultures and/or religions. The oldest JL70 we have until now in the Iberian peninsula was found on a man buried on Northern East Spain, that belonged to the Visigothic culture. To have further details, you should...

Regarding your question Todd, part of the answer is on my previous post. So as a first comment I think JL70 arrived to Italy mostly with the greek colonies in Magna Graecia, as it was theorized by Andrea Finocchio et Al. on 2018, that’s why is so abundant in southern Italy today, so I would say...

Thanks for your comment RB. Indeed the Roman and Danubian Frontier are both, let' say "greek" in general, being one more "Eastern Greek" and the other more " Magna Graecian". Regarding the Admixture of the Urbino man, you can find it on the supplementary information of the paper, also...

The Urbino (Marche) JL70 sample was labeled on the original archeological paper, as a late republican sample. He was buried on a rural roman context. According to archeologists after the analysis of the coins that were found on the tomb, he died on the 1st Century BCE (late Republic period). It...

Hi Todd. We've been discussing this matter for some years now. Probably JL70 was born somewhere between Anatolia and the Aegean. It is a well spread clade, specially on the Mediterranean with a relevant presence in Italy (including some ancient romans), specially on the southern part of the...

We still don't have a clear picture where JL70 was born (for me somewhere between Anatolia and the Aegean). It was on the Italian peninsula on the late republic/early imperial times, according to the Urbino sample that had a local Admixture. We still need to wait for further ancient classical...