Thank you, Riverman. When you state 'or colonial migrants' are you suggesting the possibility of European colonials (Dutch and Portuguese) taking the H to India in the seventeenth century?
Could an individual (apart from a non-paternal event) known to originate in Holland/Germany from the 1600/1700s have a Y-DNA of H3 (East Asia) when there is no record of his family in Asia before that period? Apparently H3 is very rare and if so, how can anyone be definitive as to its East...
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