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Just letting you know we are starting a new DNA project dedicated to Haplotype(s) E1b / E3b /E-M35 and E-V13 in Scotland. Come on over and join us at http://www.familytreedna.com/public/E1b-E3b-E-M35-In-Scotland/ Tom Caulley Project Admin.

Some really good articles are http://www.genebase.com/learning/article/2 (a general article on the distribution of E1b1b1) http://www.jogg.info/32/bird.pdf (an article on Roman Soldiers in Great Britain)

These maps came from the above article:

The reason I ask is I have E1b1b1 ancestry that ended up in Great Britain. Believed to have been introduced by a Roman soldier from Thrace.

When you say Roman, do you mean just people from the Italian Peninsula or does that include Roman soldiers from other regions ie. Thrace?

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Interesting maps

My research show E3b was probably introduced by Roman soldiers from the Balkans

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Interesting chart

Some ended up in Great Britain, presumably as Roman Soldiers from Thrace

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E1b1b1 also known as E3b / E-M35 and E-V13 is rare in Great Britain. So, how many of you are from this haplogroup AND can trace your ancestors to the UK? Where did they live? What was their surname? I've read where it is believed that this haplogroup was introduced into Great Britain by...