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Timeline from Stone Age to Modern Age (1.2 Million BCE - 2021 CE) of Iberia What do you think of this video? I would like to take this opportunity so that if you know anyone on the forum who is originally from Iberia, please let me know so I can update the table in the main post :)

Short video about Portuguese DNA

I will also receive results in the meantime. I'm from the Central Zone of Portugal too. As soon as you know the results, share them with us, as the idea of this topic is to understand which are the main lineages that gave rise to the Portuguese and Spanish people and their descendants.

Updated information in the table. What information do you have about this haplogroup in Portugal? Apparently it is a very rare haplogroup in the region.

It was the first series I saw and without a doubt one of the best! I really hope it progresses!

Do you know the region of Spain?

I had never thought of it that way. This interpretation actually makes sense. I just can't understand the link to Portugal. It is indeed a mystery. Anyway, here's my sharing, which this time didn't help much hehehehe

Very nice results. your ancestors from Portugal are from the north or from the south?

I only based this on the possibility of the Six degrees of separation theory, but i forgot very details. Therefore, I completely agree with you... I only said that because, for example, in my case, my family is all from the same region, whatever branch it is, but it doesn't mean that in your...

For example, in the geneological tree I made of my family until +-1790, the same Pereira family appears 6 times (in 6 branches) and one called Vicente 3 times, from which 3 of my grandparents are descendants. In other words, I really am a Pereira hehehehehe

You have a very high percentage of Proto-Celts compared to me and Luso. What do you think?

I completely agree with you @Maciamo on the Dwarves issue but i have always looked at Tolkien's Work in a much broader way than based on Germanic culture, but rather several. I honestly think that Tolkien was based a little on the various mythologies spread around the world and tried to...

Vikings: Valhalla (Continuation of the well-known Vikings series, this series focuses on a later Viking era and explores many interesting points of the time. I recommend it) Roman Empire (Introduces the lives of some Roman Emperors, in a kind of Documentary, which really captivated me, as...

Netflix historical series that I recommend: Marco Polo (Introduces a little bit of Mongolian culture, and the series is very well done. Despite its continuation being cancelled, what we have is very rich) Rise of Empires: Ottoman (Gives you a little insight into the Byzantine Empire, the...

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia A map of Gaul in the 1st century BC, showing the relative position of the Bellovaci tribe. The Bellovaci (Gaulish: Bellouacoi) were a Belgic tribe dwelling in the modern Picardy region, near the present-day city of Beauvais, during the Iron Age and the...

Since you created this post on the forum on the 5th, I've been researching a little bit about your y-dna and I've come to some conclusions. SNP Tracker - Try to present your mutations in a harmonious way and with averages between the findings and as such does NOT present the real locations of...

the map I use is this https://phylogeographer.com/mygrations/ and it is related to yfull

Above I leave a map with the areas of highest incidence of haplogroup I-SK1258. The Funnelbeaker culture emerged in northern modern-day Germany c. 4100 BCE. Archaeological evidence strongly suggests that it originated through a migration of colonists from the Michelsberg culture of Central...

Target: KirgonixPereira_scaled Distance: 1.0342% / 0.01034189 39.2 Pre-Proto-Celts 21.4 Iberia_BA 18.4 Greeks_Colonies/Romans 8.6 Berbers_&_Guanches 7.0 Imperial_Romans 5.4 Germanic_Ruler