The two new results are id numbers YF04988 and YF05152, and they join our previous kit (id: YF03732) on the YTree at the branch defined by SNP E-Y19508. This branch is "downstream" from the previous defining SNP E-V13. This branch of the larger Y-DNA tree can be viewed at the YFull website here. E-Y19508 is a subclade of E-V13 (which is presently defined by a number of SNPs including E-L142).*
Our three Adam Brouwer descendant test kits are joined by a fourth kit (id:YF04809) who has not been identified. We currently do not know the origins of this kit's earliest known paternal line ancestor.
The current YFull Experimental Tree (v. 4.01) tells us that the subclade E-Y19508 was formed approximately 4400 years ago, with a range of 4900 to 4000 years ago. This time would correspond to the later stages of the Neolithic (New Stone Age) Period in the Middle East, Anatolia and in the Balkans. The ancient paternal line ancestor of Adam Brouwer most likely lived in the area of the Balkans. See Adam Brouwer's Haplogroup by Richard Brewer. And here is a general map of the Late Neolithic period in Europe found at Wikimedia Commons. The region of the Balkans is focused on below.
Balkans in the Late Neolithic (TKostolany) |
*YFull Experimental YTree v. 4.01, at 10 January 2016. The YTree is updated periodically and the above mentioned haplogroups may change with future revisions. Family Tree DNA (FTDNA) currently assigns two of out three participants to haplogroup E-L142, and the the third to E-L542. These two haplogroups, E-L142 and E-L542 are equivalent with E-V13. FTDNA does not incorporate YFull's analysis into its assignment of any particular participant.
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