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no surprise here ;) What ethnicity is the person in the photo? Based on the image, the individual appears to have light skin, possibly indicating a South European or Middle Eastern background. The facial features and skin tone seem to align with these regions. what countries could the person...

posted by user farroukh in GenArchivist site (y) Person: Zac Efron Haplogroup: G-PF3345 (predict.), source: tests of paternal relative (#135761). Known as: American actor source: https://www.familytreedna.com/public/Efron/default.aspx?section=yresults Bocki/Vilna Link...

SGBN2 a muslim from medieval sicily was uploaded to ftdna discover tool (y) source paper...

hi, There is this new paper : Which checked 23 y-str markers from Balleric islands : ibizia, minorca , majorca And south italy: Catanzaro , cosenza, reggio di calabria source...

are you aware of this iron age anatolian he is under e-m84>y5435 he is not far from you nice ;)

Masta305 it could have been great finding but he is not really negetive for all the branches according to ftdna discover tool he is under the successful e-m84>pf6751 branch

so the muslim remains unsurprisingly indeed carry some e-m81 and E-L19 as i thought source ...

Saw that in twitter today a man of lebanese christian maronite heritage cool for the r1b :cool: Breaking News! New Branch Discovered Below R-M269 A Family Finder customer upgraded to Big Y-700. His result revealed a new lineage beneath R-M269 and a match in the archaeological DNA record...

so HIM001 was under y haplogroup G

fascinating a romaniote jewish tester source of this discovery :;) Breaking New J-P58 has been split! Using Big Y testing, the Avotaynu DNA Project has discovered an 11,000-year-old Neolithic lineage. The new branch structure is J-L136 (~9900 BCE) > J-Z1874 (~9000 BCE) > J-P58 (~7550 BCE) The...

2.3% 1/43 e-m81 in aromuns group from krusevo macedonia source paper: https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/j.1469-1809.2005.00251.x

interesting but generally speaking i still tend to think e-m81 originated much to the west if i remember one of the neolithic remains from Ifri n'Amr Ou Moussa in morocco was pre-e-m81 p.s if future dna papers will find some ancient remains under those rare e-m81 branches in levant or arabia...

thanks Tautalus for sharing this (y) nice so I1318 , I1320 , I1323 fall under e-z830 from shida kartli that is very basic lets hope to see what will be there downstream branch after bam files will be out there is a modern day downstream branch of e-m84 which is found in imereti close...

posted in genearchivist by user ilabv fascinating (y) Project: PRJEB53912 The Greek colony of Himera lasted from 648 BCE until its destruction by Carthage in 409 BCE and is one of the most extensively excavated cities from the Greek archaic / classical world. The skeletal remains belonging to a...

It is possible that if pribislav will get his hand On those bams he might pull his magic and he can find more downstream branches 😉 But generally speaking yes it confirms him👍

i don't from where he got the bam files https://www.theytree.com/portal/index/samples?keyword=North%20Pontic%20crossroads:%20Mobility%20in%20Ukraine%20from%20the%20Bronze%20Age%20to%20the%20early%20modern%20period

pretty bummer not to see in all those etruscan papers again and again not a single E not even the european e-v13 🤔 p.s about the mtdna L3e1a3b yes likely it came from north africa though might originated in sub- sharan africa here is the modern location site of this imperial CAS054

while i dont know since the quality of that sample if it was e-pf1962 e-pf1962>m123, e-pf1962>m123>ft20896 e-pf1962>m123>m34>z841 there was a paper in 2016 by hofmanova : Palaeogenomic and Biostatistical Analysis of Ancient DNA Data from Mesolithic and Neolithic Skeletal Remains in it they...

would be very surprised if not a single e-m81 case will appear here among the 12-13th century muslim community https://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/browser/view/PRJNA1082095

i will not let this thread to be dead :ROFLMAO: very old paper still snp tested 1/34 2.9% e-m123 in corsica (the 34 samples were taken from corte and bastia) source...