E-V22 , E-V13 and their relationship with Haplogroup I

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as far as i know the origins of E-V22 and E-V13 from Egypt and being part of the Levant and the Balkan , the Haplogroup I is also part of the Balkan , my interest is to understand the relation between both , if someone can provide any info please,
the reason of my interest is because i have these in positive :
L674 , L677 , CTS9547 , Z1920 , PF2228 , CTS4235 , L117 , P126 , L205 , S239 , S244 , Z58 , CTS616
 
ansel said:
as far as i know the origins of E-V22 and E-V13 from Egypt and being part of the Levant and the Balkan , the Haplogroup I is also part of the Balkan , my interest is to understand the relation between both , if someone can provide any info please,
the reason of my interest is because i have these in positive :
L674 , L677 , CTS9547 , Z1920 , PF2228 , CTS4235 , L117 , P126 , L205 , S239 , S244 , Z58 , CTS616
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the origin of e v13 is not in Egypt. So you are right you need to read more. on eupedia check haploruop e threads, its said so much about e
 
Tutkun Arnaut said:
the origin of e v13 is not in Egypt. So you are right you need to read more. on eupedia check haploruop e threads, its said so much about e
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i'm not interested in the origin of the E-V13 , i mentioning it to talk about the relation between them and specifically the V22 and their engagement with haplogroup I in the Balkan for one reason that i have both genetics in positive and i wrote them above
 
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He grew up in the Balkans between 8000 to 12000 years and is rare outside the Balkans
The are samples in the Midle East but very few
 
I was there first and E-V13 and all other haplogroups G,J,T,R ect encountered them there...
 
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