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I'm an 'other'. I'm 6'5", 198cm. yDNA R-z92 (ancient Polish) There is a R1a-z92, but I asked the folks at 23&me and they verified R=R-M207 whereas R1a=M420

Thank you, you've put me on the right track I think! I can't post links, but on familytreedna, I found R-Z280 R1a1a1b1a2 This group is generally central European, some eastern R-Z92=z660=Z661 R1a1a1b1a2a* Many Baltic I have...

That's a good area to be from, I think :) I am lucky to have some resources for my stuff.

K1b1b - per 23&me Ancient Irish/Welsh/Scot/Brit - maybe pre-Celtic, maybe indigenous. They may have ended up in the British Isles through the Alps (Otzi, the frozen caveman), or may have moved up the European coast in ships. Possibly Scythian. In any case, the mtDNA K1b1b line has survived the...

Sorry, I should have added that. To make things a little more interesting, I'm R-Z92. There are many R1a-Z92 folks, not so many R-Z92, and no R1b-Z92 or R1-Z92. Since I was looking around and saw a lot of R1a-Z92 but not much R-Z92 I asked the experts at 23&me what marker they were using for...

Hi, Newbie here. I see a lot of discussion about R1a and R1b as being in all these ancient cultures. But I'm R (R-M207) which is an ancestor branch of both R1a and R1b. Is that found in any of the ancient cultures?

I'm y-haplogroup R (R-M207). My Dad's folks came from NE Poland.

Quoting myself, I've learned that R (R-M207) is an ancestor of R1a and also that R-Z92 is an ancestor of R1a-Z92, which makes sense, but I didn't know much when I typed the previous message :)

I have the R haplogroup (R-M207), from NE Poland. I've seen documentation of other R-M207 folks in Estonia and Russia. Not sure what that says about the migration patterns, but I'm adding the data point since R is an ancestor of R1b. I also have 0.2% Ancient Persian/Caucasian/Mesopotamian. I...

Thanks! First, I'm new here to learn. I asked the folks at 23&me, and they said that the Z92 was part of both the R and R1a haplogroups. R is R-M207, R1a is R-M420 so the answer confused me, but on further discussion, I was told it's not a linear relationship. I think R->Z92 split off and...

Thanks! I'm not sure how to like a post, but I like your post :)

I'm mtDNA K1b1b from old Irish/Welsh/Scot/Briton per 23&me.

Hi Folks, newbie here. Old thread, but I'm mtDNA K1b1b called ancient Irish/Welsh/Scot/Briton. My Mom was very dark complected, and could possibly be considered "Black Irish" (Indigenous Irish). Has anyone learned any more about K1b1b and migration towards Ireland/Britain? I'm wondering how...

Hi Folks, I'm new, but there isn't a group for my y-haplogroup, but yours is a very close descendent branch. I'm an R- (R-M207), as in R-Z92 Can I hang out with you guys?

Hi, I'm new, and my y-Haplogroup is (per 23&me) R-Z92 But I don't see any mention of R- here, just R1a and R1b and the like. My understanding is that R is R-M207, and R1a is R-M420 Is there anyone else here who is just 'R-'?

Newbie, but I have a quick question since this thread is all about the R's. My Y-Haplogroup is R-Z92 according to 23&me. I think R1a is R-M420 and R is RM207, so maybe they're sibling branches, but some of the haplogroup websites don't list an R- and others don't list a R1a- So, my take is...

We might be cousins. I'm also R-Z92 per 23&me and your sidebar says you are R-Z92. (the title says R1a-Z92, but that's a different marker, iirc, R-M420 for R1a, and R-M207) My Dad's folks came from Poland, from the area around the village of Charubin. According to the heat map from 23&me, there...