Fungsumanto
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So I was recently reading a bit about the archeology of the material culture in western Scotland that debunks the idea of an Irish invasion, and it got me thinking. What migration patterns would you expect of the 4 "main" ethnic groups that amalgamated to form the modern day Scots on a tool like snptracker? By main groups I mean the Britons, Picts, Gaels, and Anglos. I'm curious specifically because I'm trying to untangle the story of my haplogroup, and it's hard to compare my haplogroup's migration pattern to others when I don't know what the other migrations would look like. My particular haplogroup is R-FT128338, which seems Scottish, only I'm not sure how to read my results so I don't know how to go about figuring out which historic people group my haplogroup is associated with. If I had to guess I'd say it looks Brittonic, but others have said it looks Gaelic. Any advice or examples of your own haplogroup and it's associated group would be appreciated.