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E-V13 is the only haplogroup which pops up in all 3 sites with European lineages. J is clearly concentrated in one site only.

What does RK, KFJ, KUP, HNJ mean?

Let's say they look basically generic Central European, definitely not typically Slavic, but with clear Slavic heritage as well. Definitely not less Slavic looking than say some groups of the South Slavs. But in that region that means more than in Montenegro. However, one theory says they are...

This sample is an older one: https://www.theytree.com/sample/83b7d64459c7b8bfeeb63fe7a058f32c.html From Network of large pedigrees reveals social practices of Avar communities I have posted something about Transcarpathian samples too. The Ruthenians or Rusyn have some of the higher...

Are these all completely new samples? E-CTS9320 and E-L241 appeared in multiple papers from Hungary. Just like basically all under E-S2979 One is more refined under E-BY5022: https://www.yfull.com/tree/E-Y150909/ Samples are from https://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/browser/view/PRJEB72021

Well, these are good news, I just hope they don't need 3 before the results get published, like the Pannonian results, which are still pending...

What I can say is that all the samples from the site have a pretty specific profile with Iran + Yamna only. Yet this sample looks like a modern Southern European or Iranian-like person, rather. So its possible that e.g. a local digger or scientist might have contaminated the sample and he's even...

I don't doubt that he belongs to E-L618, the question is whether this haplogroup comes from the actual burial, or from another person which DNA contaminated the sample. That's the critical question, not the assignment of the available SNP's.

Raw data is available, since theytree just used it and David has used some samples for his G25 data base. The paper is here: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6822619/

The sample is contaminatd and therefore its placement might be dubious. Also its autosomal results deviate strongly from the other CA samples from that site, and look, generally speaking, more modern. Too bad since both FTDNA and theytree used and analysed it.

Great catch kingjohn! This means its double proven and safe. If you go to their site, they also ran an ancestral analysis on him: https://www.theytree.com/sample/f2de70d364ebc6b409b42bdfb46a5269.html He is about half steppe derived, Yamnaya-like. His mtDNA is R0 which points to his...

I hope they present us uniparentals, because I don't trust general autosomal similarities anyway, they can be so misleading. If Roman legionaries from elsewhere came, they should have brought their yDNA as well. I'm sure they did, even Illyrian miners came, but the question is the proportion...

I'm not sure we can trust everything they write, but the direction is the right one nevertheless. Its not the only source which points into the same direction, because like we agree upon before: What else should Transylvanian continuity be about, if talking about male lineages, if not E-V13?

Japanese is one of my favourite cuisines, but then again, self-made Japanese is different from the stuff you can usually order. Here most of the "Japanese" restaurants being run by Chinese and usually a Japanese-Chinese fusion rather.

Talking about pizza I always order pizzas from Italian restaurants instead of going to something like PIzza Hut, which is no option in my country anyway because they left it. We have such a high density of good Pizza restaurants, that something like Pizza Hut had a very bad start...

Fast food tastes good. However, food from good restaurants tastes even better, but is way more expensive. Therefore for people which have little money and time, fast food is the logical choice if they eat with a focus on taste. There are people for which taste is not as important or who learned...

The Ossetian branch might be very old and specific by the way: https://discover.familytreedna.com/y-dna/E-BY184773/tree https://www.yfull.com/tree/E-FT7781/ They split most recently from a Brazilian (unknown), Tajik from Uzbekistan, Ladino from Turkey and a Libyan. Its a very old side branch...

Nearly all Caucasian people have E-V13. I think most of it came there due to backflow to the steppe and then down to the Caucasus. Concerning Ossetians, it would be really interesting to know whether they got more E-V13 and more diversity of E-V13 than e.g. Armenians and Azeri, which are both...

Honestly, I have no idea, but I think it won't be before Q3/4 2024 or even Q1/2025, because of the presentation at the conference. I doubt there will be an earlier publication. I hope for a publication around the conference though, or at least some peak into it from the participants or something...

The main central Thracian group was Gava-related Channelled Ware and these were independent, had a different background from both Lusatians and Scytho-Sarmatians They being influenced, but were a different people.