Twilight
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- Location
- Clinton, Washington
- Ethnic group
- 15/32 British, 5/32 German, 9/64 Irish, 1/8 Scots Gaelic, 5/64 French, 1/32 Welsh
- Y-DNA haplogroup
- R1b-U152-Z56-BY56073
- mtDNA haplogroup
- J1c7a36
Hey Moderators
Is it okay if you guys can start a Z56 phylogenetic tree please?
As familytreedna progress through our ydna reasearch, we get more detailed results; same is the case for Ydna U152-Z56. It appears that some subclades; like my Ydna BY3957 and it?s ancestors were already established in the British Isles; or at least in Northern France around the same time the Italic tribes took over Italy; specifically R1B-Z71 subclades.
Paradoxingly, no one in Pre-Roman Britain has tested positive for R1B-Z56 as of yet.

Source for quote: https://www.eupedia.com/europe/Haplogroup_R1b_Y-DNA.shtml#S28-U152
As you can see below, Z71 is concentrated in the United Kingdom and therefore it?s unlikely that Ydna R1B-Z71 was solely descended from Italic tribes; I also posted a picture of Eupedia?s current U152 phylogenetic tree on the bottom of this paragraph. I also included multiple posts to organize R1B-Z71?s different subclades for the Moderator?s convenience.

Question:
- Could the British R1B-Z71 community be directly descended from the LaTene Culture instead?
Roman Auxiliaries or Iron-Age migrants from Hallstatt Culture perhaps?
- Were there some R1B-Z71 subclades that appear uprooted from Roman-Italia into Britannia?
- Are the German and French R1B-Z71 community descended from Italic Tribes or Gaulish LaTene Tribes?
R-Z145/Z71 grand total
56 United Kingdom, 15 Italy, 4 Germany, 4 France, 2 Italo-Roman Samples,
9 United States/Latin America/Australia
R-Z145/Z71?s age corresponds to about 1800 BCE with a 95% probability he was born between 2491 and 1253 BCE.
Thanks so much in advanced
PS: I felt like I was singing the 12 days of Christmas posting these, lol.
Kudos to Maciamo for all of the hard work for the past 20 years.
Is it okay if you guys can start a Z56 phylogenetic tree please?

As familytreedna progress through our ydna reasearch, we get more detailed results; same is the case for Ydna U152-Z56. It appears that some subclades; like my Ydna BY3957 and it?s ancestors were already established in the British Isles; or at least in Northern France around the same time the Italic tribes took over Italy; specifically R1B-Z71 subclades.
Paradoxingly, no one in Pre-Roman Britain has tested positive for R1B-Z56 as of yet.

Source for quote: https://www.eupedia.com/europe/Haplogroup_R1b_Y-DNA.shtml#S28-U152
R1b-U152 would have entered Italy in successive waves from the northern side of the Alps, starting in 1700 BCE with the establishment of the Terramare culture in the Po Valley. From 1200 BCE, a larger group of Hallstatt-derived tribes founded the Villanova culture (see below). This is probably the migration that brought the Italic-speaking tribes to Italy, who would have belonged mainly the Z56 clade of R1b-U152.
As you can see below, Z71 is concentrated in the United Kingdom and therefore it?s unlikely that Ydna R1B-Z71 was solely descended from Italic tribes; I also posted a picture of Eupedia?s current U152 phylogenetic tree on the bottom of this paragraph. I also included multiple posts to organize R1B-Z71?s different subclades for the Moderator?s convenience.

Question:
- Could the British R1B-Z71 community be directly descended from the LaTene Culture instead?
Roman Auxiliaries or Iron-Age migrants from Hallstatt Culture perhaps?
- Were there some R1B-Z71 subclades that appear uprooted from Roman-Italia into Britannia?
- Are the German and French R1B-Z71 community descended from Italic Tribes or Gaulish LaTene Tribes?
R-Z145/Z71 grand total
56 United Kingdom, 15 Italy, 4 Germany, 4 France, 2 Italo-Roman Samples,
9 United States/Latin America/Australia
R-Z145/Z71?s age corresponds to about 1800 BCE with a 95% probability he was born between 2491 and 1253 BCE.
Thanks so much in advanced
PS: I felt like I was singing the 12 days of Christmas posting these, lol.

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