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This haplogroup connection is relatively rare compared to other customer results. Take a look at your Ancient Connections to learn more.":1,"#Larena, M., Sjödin, P., McKenna, J., Ebeo, C., Reyes, R., Casel, O., Huang, J., Hagada, K. P., Guilay, D., Reyes, J., Allian, F. P., Mori, V., Azarcon, L. S., Manera, A., Terando, C., Jamero, L., Sireg, G., Labos, M. S., Vilar, R. D., . . . Jakobsson, M. (2021). Multiple migrations to the Philippines during the last 50,000 years. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 118(13), e2026132118. https://doi.org/10.1073/pnas.2026132118":1,"#You have an ancient connection with the Medieval Flemish cultural group. This haplogroup connection is relatively rare compared to other customer results. Take a look at your Ancient Connections to learn more.":1,"#Actualizaciones de Blanca Mercedes":1,"#Rodriguez, Nicholas S":1,"#Nordtvedt’s clustering of the I1 haplogroup anticipated the branching of the I1 haplotree, and his early work led directly to modern TMRCA methods. His InterClade algorithm is still the basis for the STR-based TMRCA estimations calculated by the SAPP (Still Another Phylogeny Program) tool. He also directly influenced the next generation of genetic genealogy leaders and is widely remembered as an icon among the early genetic genealogy “citizen-scientists.”":1,"#Kenneth Leon Nordtvedt was an American physicist born in Skokie, Illinois, who graduated from MIT in 1960 and got his Ph.D. from Stanford in 1964. In his early years, he worked on the Mars Probe and Apollo Mission projects at the MIT Instrumentation Lab.":1,"#Aside from his contributions to astrophysics, Nordtvedt was a pioneer in the early years of genetic genealogy. 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FAQ entitled “What is YFull’s age estimation methodology” has been updated accordingly a few days ago. YFull also gives an estimated age by line/kit in the subclade age “info” pop-up tables on the YTree. It is 4,333 ybp for my kit #YF15975. The age of R-DF5 on the relevant table is 3,916 ybp. Why now 4,100 ybp on the YTree, and no longer 3,900 ybp as before? – The rationale still eludes me. A nice new feature is the Y Heatmap by Phylogeographer that you can now directly access from the \"SNPs\" tab in the table header. When you magnify the map, all pinned kits at YFull (+YSEQ?) show up.":1,"#A new ancient S5488 was added to the big tree. This one was found in the Covesea caves in the Moray Firth. Does anyone know if this sample is older than the Rathlin Island find?":1,"#I would like to share with Group some detailed information regarding « Bolin (ancestrally Bodin), who just lists France », as Rory reminded us in the context of a question asked by Karl Le Gouic. Élie Boulin (Jehan Bodin, b. 1260, France) has made it public on Geneanet (still a French stand-alone website within Ancestry) that « Jehan Boudin, born in 1260 » is his Earliest Known Ancestor (EKA). As a merchant, Jehan Boudin provided all timber necessary to build the keep of the castle of Domfront in Normandy … Interestingly, when the Norman state was founded in AD 911, other Viking forces had already settled further west, particularly in Cotentin (mainly Norse-Gaels from Ireland and Orkney Vikings) and Bessin (mainly Danes from the English Danelaw). Domfront was near the historically most extreme eastern border of Brittany, but still on the Frankish side, when In AD 867, Cotentin (the peninsula) and Avranchin (further south) were attached to the kingdom of Brittany. But the Breton kings exercised mostly only a theoretical sovereignty over these two territories during the Viking Period. Cotentin and Avranchin became part of Normandy In AD 933, and Passais (around Domfront) in about AD 1050.":1,"#March 2021":1,"#Why can't I find FGC3213 in the database? It is in the tree as the immediate parent clade of my allocated haplogroup.":1,"#I've received my final results and would quite appreciate some help from the group in understanding them, as this is all quite new to me. According to FTDNA, my terminal SNP is FT130821. The Big Tree has it one level above at BY2690/2695 and a match for kit #579612. FTDNA has us branching off from BY2690. Any idea why? What might be gleaned from the attached photo?":1,"#The second part of the picture.":1,"#Hello, got my BigY-result today.":1,"#This 5th century CE hypothesis (“Déols”) is another possible explanation for the spread of French DF5. It can stick to them even better than the previously presented 2nd century CE hypothesis (“Limes Germanicus”), as it may encompass all four R-DF5 men on TBT recently identified with French MDKAs: Bodin, Guillory, Loyen and Brasset. To draw this map, I slavishly followed Jean Danzé’s account of the 12,000 Bretons who were stationed in 468 CE (perhaps earlier, in 465 CE) along the right bank of the Loire at the request of the new Western Roman emperor Anthemius. After being defeated by the Wisigoths, those Breton soldiers who had survived (or were not engaged) and had not sought refuge in Burgundy with their servants and their families, were for defensive reasons allowed by the Romans to stay between Orléans and Tours, where they remained until 491 EC, when the Franks led by Clovis forced them to abandon their strongholds (mainly the Blois oppidum) on the Loire river.":1,"#This is what i see at Yfull.As you can see why for my question?":1,"#Wanted to know what you think of these results?Kit#B59838":1,"#Établissements bretons en France à partir du Ve siècle (expansion géographique supposée depuis les bords de la Loire, en Gaule lyonnaise (Lyonnaise III) après la bataille perdue de Déols en 469 EC et la prise de Blois en 491 EC), in Bretons insulaires, Bretons armoricains, Jean Danzé, Histoire des 12 000 Bretons, pp. 250 et sq., Yoran embanner, 2020 This map is used by Jean Danzé (a French scholar, not an academic) to develop his theory that certain place names in France are remnants of centuries-old Briton people movements after the battle of Déols in 469 (near Châteauroux, today’s Berry).":1,"#I received these updated results today.My kit is #B59838. It was manually reviewed twice.Does this mean I have no private variants and what should my next step be?":1,"#Ok, here's a very loose theory that I've been chewing over that might explain the connection between Orkney (my paternal line for at least the past 10 generations), Norway, Ireland and Devon on the DF5 heatmap. My closest Y-DNA matches originating in Devon. The book is called \"The Vikings and Devon\" by Derek Gore\". It's well known that Orkney was colonised in the Viking age by people mostly from Hordaland in West Norway so this does reinforce my theory a bit. I'd be interested to know peoples thoughts on this.":1,"#I was very surprised to discover whilst browsing SNP mapper the other day that R-CTS3655 seems to be mostly related to Orkney and some of the surnames on the R-L627 branch below it are still regarded as local surnames and quite common here. I'm saying this because I'm also from Orkney but on the R-Z16539 branch (R-FT378638, kit B632916) and I know my paternal lineage goes back at least 400 years here. So now it's got me wondering how far back potentially my lineage could be based here as there's also the fact that Orkney is quite isolated and our autosomal DNA is reasonably unique to ourselves. I would welcome any knowledgable opinions on this.":1,"#Hi, all. Does anyone have any additional information re this Haplog? What should I be doing?":1,"#@Chris Walsh - R-CTS3655 surnames from the scaled innovation surname tracker website. I am also from Orkney.":1,"#So I found out my most recent Y DNA is from Ireland which is awesome!!":1,"#R DF21 and Subclades - Photos - FamilyTreeDNA":1,"#In the new \"Match-Time-Tree\" function I see a person (R-A1338, Meehan) who does not obviously belong to my direct male line (DF13>DF21>Z30233>BY60537>FTC40099). Is there an assignment error here?":1,"#Where do MTA get their clan info from? My nearest haplogroup match is clan Heron, Chipchase castle which apparently originates from Rouen in Normandy and is listed as R-Z16540. However I can't seem to find any Y-DNA info online, ancient or modern. FTDNA has my nearest ancient Y-DNA sample as Sudden Farm (also R-Z16540) but I can't find much info on this either.":1,"#Second Image, more detailed.":1,"#Voyage of IR ( IReland ? ),and Z16294. Also, note that the VK405 Burial (inset) was dated from 900 to 1200AD. R-S5488 was in Scotland almost a Thousand years earlier, so this Viking could have been born anywhere in Ireland, Scotland, England or even in Scandinavia. There was plenty of time for his Family Line to migrate throughout the Ancient World.":1,"#This shows all of the Ancient Burials of R-L21 Men that I've found and extracted from a Database of Ancient DNA/Burials. What it shows is several L21(+) Men lived in the South of England circa 2,500 BC. 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If you have joined one or more Group Projects, to adjust the information shared with Administrators and non-members, sign in to your kit and navigate to your Project Preferences settings. These settings are not controlled with cookies and are set per kit, not through your browser. You can read the Group Project Participation Consent policy for more information.":1,"#By default, you are opted out of sharing information with your DNA matches and with Investigative Genetic Genealogy matches. To adjust these settings, sign in to your kit and navigate to your Privacy & Sharing settings. These settings are not controlled with cookies and are set per kit, not through your browser. More information about what is shared can be found in our Matching Consent and Investigative Genetic Genealogy Matching Consent policies.":1,"#Barr, Steven F":1,"#Mauer, Adam":1,"#Golub, Vladislav":1,"#Berkal, BEN":1,"#Los machos genéticos reciben un haplogrupo de ADN y que rastrea la migración de tus antepasados paternos directos.":1,"#mtFull Secuencia":1,"#Los varones de":1,"#Profundiza en tu ascendencia para descubrir más y obtener descuentos adicionales al combinar los exámenes.*":1,"#Green, Ernest":1,"#Green, GBr":1,"#Cevallos, Walter":1,"#H1bw":1,"#J-ZS2368":1,"#Actualizaciones de Ester del Socorro":1,"#I-FTE77838":1,"#U2e2a4":1,"#toggle R-FT102292":1,"#Hrebenne 790":1,"#Sint-Truiden 2653":1,"#Spiginas 2":1,"#Ellwangen 35":1,"#زبيد طي - DNA Results - FamilyTreeDNA":1,"#وهي كل من : الجبور و العبيد و العقيدات والعزة واللهيب و الدليم والجحيش و الحسن و الشنابلة و الجوابرة و العتايجة و الحواسنة و الصلوت و الرويس و الفواخرة و العلي و الطوافشة و الفليتة و الشميسات و ال زرف و العجيل و السعيد و البوسلطان و البو اسحاك والبوطراز و زبيد حوران و زبيد الجولان وكل من له موروث زبيدي":1,"#FT178147":1,"#زبيد طي - Background - FamilyTreeDNA":1,"#هذا المشروع مخصص لقبائل زُبَيد طيء في الوطن العربي والتي ظهرت نتائجها الجينية موجبة للتحور":1,"#Y-DNA Haplotree - Confirmed Haplogroup is R-FT97459 ":1,"#Mömlingen 9":1,"#F4524420":1,"#Demofila Torres, d. 1962":1,"#C1b115":1,"#Felix Castro":1,"#F7941982":1,"#519d":1,"#Lilybaeum-Necropoli Monumentale, Marsala, Trapani":1,"#Estevillas Virgen de la Torre, Madrid":1,"#HARB TRIBE قبيلة حرب - DNA Results - FamilyTreeDNA":1,"#HARB TRIBE قبيلة حرب - Project Statistics - FamilyTreeDNA":1,"#Your Kit Number: B1299451":1,"#You’ll receive an email at fatimapg1990@hotmail.com, with your account details and temporary password.":1,"#We just sent a verification code to your email jo***jo@yahoo.es. 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Bob Gonzales":1,"#The mtDNA Discover™ Migration Map illustrates the ancient migration path of your maternal ancestors from Africa to your ancestral...":1,"#- Displays the phylogenetic path of ancestral haplogroups back to Mitochondrial Eve. The colored bars and labels within the timeline show when different ancestral haplogroups are estimated to have emerged.":1,"#Possible Migration Paths - Our understanding of ancient migration paths is built upon the DNA recovered from ancient human remains. Some genetic groups (haplogroups) have more ancient samples in our reference database than others. This allows us to outline general migration routes, but there can be some variations or less certain details within those paths. As scientists sequence DNA from more ancient remains and our mitochondrial database expands, these migration paths will become even more precise and detailed.":1,"#Clicking or tapping the icon a second time will revert the map to the original size.":1,"#Timeline - A visualization of the Haplogroup Path with estimated timeframes for the emergence of different haplogroups within your maternal lineage. The top of the timeline indicates different historical periods, ranging from 100,000 BCE to 2000 CE.":1,"#- Increases or decreases the magnification of the map area.":1,"#Zoom In/Out":1,"#Using the mtDNA Discover™ Migration Map – Help | FamilyTreeDNA":1,"#The map view of the Country Frequency Report contains the following options:":1,"#- Expands the map to full screen mode.":1,"#Haplogroup Path":1,"#Migration Map main page w numbers.png":1,"#and leading to your specific haplogroup.":1,"#Map Camera Controls - Displays an on-screen directional pad to navigate around the map.":1,"#- Displays the evolutionary path of your mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) haplogroup, starting from":1,"#The mtDNA Discover™ Migration Map illustrates the ancient migration path of your maternal ancestors from Africa to your ancestral haplogroup and its closest connections. 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