What is your y-haplogroup?

[Palermo Trapani]

Got big y today
E-s10483
(sefhardi/romaniote branch of e-m84)

Congrats kingjohn. I think I am eventually going to have to go ahead and do the Big Y!

[Duarte]

When you can, @Kingjohn, check, in a close-up, the possible matches location of your yDNA haplogroup in the link below disclosed by @Flann Fina in a Eupedia thread (next I post a single screenshot):

https://phylogeographer.com/scripts/heatmap.php

For those who may have missed it, Hunter Provyn and Thomas Krahn (of YSEQ) have recently released a YDNA Heat Map. It’s based on YFull’s tree, so when you enter your subclade keep that in mind. Just use the subclade designation. For example: Z140


Y Heatmap
A Relative Frequency Map for Y Haplogroups
Developed by Hunter Provyn and Thomas Krahn

I can’t post links at this point but if you Google: Y Heatmap Hunter Provyn, you should find it.

[kingjohn]

When you can, @Kingjohn, check, in a close-up, the possible matches location of your yDNA haplogroup in the link below disclosed by @Flann Fina in a Eupedia thread (next I post a single screenshot):
https://phylogeographer.com/scripts/heatmap.php

Thanks durate for this informative map
It nice to see locations of not only e-s10483
Derived samples geographically
But also of parllel branch e-by25647 derived samples
( now i can see thanks to you that the iraqi jew from baghdad and the palestinian from samaria
I feal the bible


P.s
Today i uploaded the big y vcf file to yfull
It will take few more days for there anlaysis
And than for my sample to appear in yfull tree

[kingjohn]

Congrats kingjohn. I think I am eventually going to have to go ahead and do the Big Y!

you should go on it
i would say wait for sale
but unfortuntely i don't believe ftdna would reduce there price in future ( in significant number like 100$ less ) .....
which is a bummer becuase poor areas and poor people couldn't go on this test ........
there are other options to consider like yseq this german company is good
https://www.yseq.net/

although also not cheep .....


p.s
but yes in the long run big y- 700 is the best option
to keep up with changes in your y haplogroup tree

[CrazyDonkey]

Big Y-700:

I2a - Isles Sc-Ire branch

M223 > M284 > L126 > S7753 > Y4751 > Y31615 > Y31616 (Terminal Haplogroup)

[Iberian64]

Y=r-l51, mtdna= j1b1a

[AlfonsoVIII]

R-A8053 => A8051 => FGC37100.

It's the haplotype of Clan Sinclair / St.Claire of Herdmanston (Scotland). Found also in members of Clans Forrester and Crawford. Possibily of Germanic/Scandinavian origin.