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    Was E-V13 a major lineage of Hallstatt Celts and Italics?

    Dear Garrick! Thank you for the answer. Although offtopic still belongs to this. I have a archeo-anthropological book from 2009. Thiy includes a study, (from Szathmáry László-Lenkey Zsuzsanna-Csóri Zsuzsanna-Holló Gábor)a craniological study, which analyzes 4000 skulls from eastern part of the...
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    I2(I-S17250) birthplace

    hrvat22! So, most of the Croats are my 1400 years old relatives? I think the White Croats are really the link between us. These my ancestors (Tóth and Kiss) have a rusin (ruthenian) origin. They called himself rusin. My grandfather was the last one who can speak the old rusin language in the...
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    I2(I-S17250) birthplace

    Do we know I2a-A1328+, or I2a-Y3118+ samples from Croatia?
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    I2(I-S17250) birthplace

    Thank you Vlad82! I look forward to all the information about this group. This includes 2 of my 8 great-great grandfathers. The other one is the Kiss family from Penészlek, Hungary. They are I2a-L621-Y4460-Y3106-Y3118. Because I made the accurate definitions at YSEQ. They are the cheapest...
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    I2(I-S17250) birthplace

    Dear Leandros! This question also interests me. One of my 8 eight great-great grandfather was I2a-L621-S17250-A1328. The other A1328 families I found: Sergeyev, Tula, Russia Melnikov, Baskiria, Russia Prudky, Harkiv Ukraina Rudy, Lipivci, Ukraina Barbo, Talachin, Belarus Viarenic-Stachowski...
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    Updated phylogenetic tree of E-V13

    So the truth is still in the depths of time... I can accept that our ancestor belonged to Hallstatt celtic groups. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Celts_in_Transylvania#Helmet_of_Ciume%C5%9Fti I think it had an anartian chief property. This celtic helmet was founded only 10 km to east from my...
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    Updated phylogenetic tree of E-V13

    - CTS9320 has a distribution that could be compatible with a Hallstatt/La Tène Celtic dispersal. But it could also have been diffused by the Goths, if they picked up the lineage in Germany or Poland. The two aren't mutually exclusive. It could have originally spread with the Celts from...
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    Updated phylogenetic tree of E-V13

    Thank you Maciamo! Great job!
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    Was E-V13 a major lineage of Hallstatt Celts and Italics?

    The Z38456 is a subcalde of Z17107. According to YSEQ: Z17107 TMRCA lived 2600 ybp, in the Iron Age. Thereafter the Z17107 divided into several subgroups, and only one of them is the Z38456 (although the most populous one) All of the known Z38456 members live in the Balkan (except the two...
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    Dna of King Bela III of Hungary

    mszenczi I completely agree with you. I have polish(polak) with my maternal branch (Y chr: R1a-M458-L260-YP415) and many polish people think that they are descendants of the sarmatians or the scythians. The linguistics and the genetics also support his.
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    Dna of King Bela III of Hungary

    If I send to you the results, can you tell me which group do I stand closer to?
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    Dna of King Bela III of Hungary

    Thanks for the information dear cousin. According the YFULL, our last common male ancestor lived 1400 BC (S2857). So, in the Age of Ehnaton and Tutanhamon, somewhere between Danmark and the Netherlands, on the coast of the North See, lived a man. Some of his sons became english, another sons...
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    Dna of King Bela III of Hungary

    RVBlake! Now I know the exact position: R1a-L664-S2859. So, my ggrandfather was S2857+ too. The line of descendant is: S2857>S2858>S2852>S2859. Dear cousin. Do you know your exact position in the YTREE? I think it is a proto-german origin in my bloodline. The family name is Simon. The...
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    Genetic structure of the early Hungarian conquerors inferred from mtDNA and Y-DNA

    Dear Ordas! Adj'Isten, Földi! (Old hungarian greetings: It meens: Give God, Man from my homeland) It is incredible, but one of my ancestor line (Simon family) also lives in Nyírkáta too, like your grandpa. But before 1955 the name of the village was Gebe. I'm looking for the archeogenetical...
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    The journey of CTS5856

    And maybe supported this theory: Inside CTS9320, we find so many Z17107+. Almost all are Z38456+ too and they live in the Balkans everywhere. (Albania, Croatia, Bulgaria, Serbia, Greece) At this time, I know 3 people, who are certified Z17107+, but negative all known subclade(include Z38456)...
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    The journey of CTS5856

    Dear Rafc! I think this theory can be the closest to reality. Congratulations. Maybe the mixing happened more east. The Carpathian Basin's Bronze age was exceptionally rich. Here, Hungary, or more to east, the eastern side of the Carpathian mountains, today Romania, Moldova or Ukraina. Maybe...
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    Dna of King Bela III of Hungary

    And just an additive. I completed all of my 8 great-great-grandfathers Y-haplogroup definition, with the help of their direct male descendants, and the help from YSEQ. The results: E1b1b-V13-Z17107* R1b-U106-DF98-S22069* R1b-U152-L2-Z49-S8172* I2A-L621-A1328* R1a-M458-L260-YP415*...
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    Dna of King Bela III of Hungary

    I think, this is a very interesting and informative work in the subject. http://doktori.bibl.u-szeged.hu/3794/1/Neparaczki_PhD.pdf In the end, there is a shortened english version, but I think, it is also worth translating the hungarian text with a translator.
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    Local migrations of E-V13 subclades in the Balkans

    So, I think, at first order the EV-13 panel. From this, you will know your exact position on the YTREE. If it will be ready, you can investigate further.
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    Local migrations of E-V13 subclades in the Balkans

    Do you know your main haplogroup is EV-13? Are you sure it?
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