R-PF7566 (R-Y227216)

I don't remember, but from what I've seen Pugliesi in general seem to get roughly the same amount of ancestry component percentages.

I recall that your's is about the same as my mother's and father's. That's three people from three different towns.
 
Thank you J, the last names were just a curiosity. :)
 
Jovialis said:
http://www.haplogroup-r.org/variants.html

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Here's what I've uncovered about R-F1794. I created this graphic out of the snapshot I made from this website. Apparently these samples were taken from a Sardinian.
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According to Wegene, I am R1b1a1a2b1
 
Jovialis said:
YeKEEjl.png


According to Wegene, I am R1b1a1a2b1
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Did you do any of the fancier Y tests to find out a Final or Close to Final subClade?

mine changed to:

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IT-TV is Treviso in Veneto, I think we know Him! :)
 
Jovialis said:
WGSextract analyzed my y-DNA from my 30x WGS BAM file, and produced this result:

R1b1a1b2a2a

Could anyone provide some insight?
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According to ISOGG, it is R-PF7566. Most common in southern Italy and Albania (possibly also Greece but there is little Greek data). Oddly it's also found in Saudi Arabia. Wonder how it got there.
 
After giving it extra thought, I can imagine that R-PF7566 could have reached Mesopotamia during the Seleucid Empire. The Saudi clade is very young, formed 1350 ybp and with a TMRCA of only 300 ybp. The clade just upstream, Z29758, is found in Iraq and Lebanon, which would confirm the possibility that it migrated from there to Saudi Arabia.

That would make the broader R1b-PF7563 clade ancient Greek and/or Macedonian, found mostly from western Turkey to Magna Graecia.
 
https://www.familytreedna.com/public/y-dna-haplotree/R
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Code: 
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R-PF7566[/RIGHT]

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R-PF7566 and Downstream (Excluding other Letters) [/RIGHT]

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R-PF7566 and Downstream (Including other Letters) [/RIGHT]

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[TD="class: mat-cell cdk-cell cdk-column-name mat-column-name"][IMG]https://www.familytreedna.com/common/img/country-flags/SA.svg[/IMG]Saudi Arabia [/TD]
[TD="class: mat-cell cdk-cell right cdk-column-kitsCounts mat-column-kitsCounts, align: right"]0 [/TD]
[TD="class: mat-cell cdk-cell right cdk-column-kitsCountsDownstream mat-column-kitsCountsDownstream, align: right"]5 [/TD]
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[TD="class: mat-cell cdk-cell right cdk-column-distribution mat-column-distribution, align: right"]41.67% [/TD]
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[TD="class: mat-cell cdk-cell cdk-column-name mat-column-name"][IMG]https://www.familytreedna.com/common/img/country-flags/AL.svg[/IMG]Albania [/TD]
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[TD="class: mat-cell cdk-cell cdk-column-name mat-column-name"][IMG]https://www.familytreedna.com/common/img/country-flags/IT.svg[/IMG]Italy [/TD]
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[TR="class: mat-row cdk-row mat-row-alternate ng-star-inserted, bgcolor: #F1F1F1"]
[TD="class: mat-cell cdk-cell cdk-column-name mat-column-name"]Unknown Origin [/TD]
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* All origins are self-reported by the participants and may not reflect accurate haplogroup origins. 
** Unknown Origins are not included in the calculated distributions.
 
Maciamo said:
After giving it extra thought, I can imagine that R-PF7566 could have reached Mesopotamia during the Seleucid Empire. The Saudi clade is very young, formed 1350 ybp and with a TMRCA of only 300 ybp. The clade just upstream, Z29758, is found in Iraq and Lebanon, which would confirm the possibility that it migrated from there to Saudi Arabia.
That would make the broader R1b-PF7563 clade ancient Greek and/or Macedonian, found mostly from western Turkey to Magna Graecia.
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I was also thinking it could have arrived with Sea People. Or perhaps they were taken from Southern Europe to the Middle East as slaves by the Caliphate. I recall reading somewhere that European slaves could actually be set free and achieve relatively high status there.
 
Jovialis said:
XAN030 is discussed in this study:

www.nature.com

Ancient DNA reveals admixture history and endogamy in the prehistoric Aegean - Nature Ecology & Evolution

The authors generate a genome-wide dataset of 102 individuals who lived in Crete, the Greek mainland and the Aegean islands between the Neolithic and the Iron Age, identifying high levels of biological and cultural connectedness within the ancient Aegean.
www.nature.com www.nature.com
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XAN030 was from a LBA Ancient Cretan clade that overlapped with modern Central and Southern Italians and Modern Greeks/Albanians.
 
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