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Thank You I am R-L493 and mtDNA N1a1a1a2 In Our group we’ve been looking for a combination that coincides. Ribe 3 fits and these two other burials we looked at In addition to various others. We

Ah, that clears things up a bit. Still, Ribe 3 is not related to R-L493 for 4500 years. It has essentially zero relevance for R-L493, its ancestors or descendants - Ribe 3 has less connection to

In the R-L493 community we have discussed how we are related. And the Ribe 3 burial shows us a lot. Thank You Bill

Hi lain all I said is “I agree Ribe 3 ties the Sir John Picton 1285 , Hugues 'Magnus' de Vermandois (Capet), Thomas Angell and Warman families together”

Hi Bill, ? I'm not sure what you're trying to show here. The thread you're replying to is about R-Z18. Ribe 3 is part of R-FTA52889, on completely the other side of R-U106. ? Ribe 3 is related to

For anyone struggling to keep up, this is the same article we discussed here: /g/R1b-U106/topic/111934840#msg8608 </g/R1b-U106/topic/111934840#msg8608>

It would be even better if there was any documentary evidence for a Sir John Picton of 1285. He does not appear in any of the Welsh heraldic / bardic pedigrees I am aware of. There is a William de

lain I think Ribe 3 ties the Sir John Picton 1285 , Hugues 'Magnus' de Vermandois (Capet), Thomas Angell and Warman families together. Bill

Cool. Thanks for the notice, Vince. Can't wait to read it. Shane

A new preprint by Olalde et al. (2025), "Long-term hunter-gatherer continuity in the Rhine-Meuse region was disrupted by local formation of expansive Bell Beaker groups," has just been released. It

*** Historical and archaeogenomic identification of high-status Englishmen at Jamestown, Virginia *** Published online by Cambridge University Press: 13 August

L'Anse aux Meadows Newfoundland Canada East coast states to South Carolina

One location is Jamestown settlement in Virgina. There was DNA analysis of human remains found at the site of a church built in 1608. Approximately 36 burials have been located inside the southwest

Bill I think your message is missing some important context. ?Can you clarify what you are looking for? Vince

??? Please provide grave list? [email protected]> wrote:

I can’t find North American burials listed on your ancient DNA list. Is there a different list that covers aDNA results for North America? Bill

One interesting thing about the Rhine/Meuse Beaker paper with the new samples is they re-ran some IBD with new and older samples.?? In the case of Oostwoud sample I4070, dated?1880-1627 calBCE,

FYI, Dan Begin forwarded message: From: openSNP team <info@...> Date: March 31, 2025 at 8:26:49?AM EDT To: dan_draggon@... Subject: openSNP: We're shutting down. Thank you for your

A reconstructed picture and more information about our oldest relative can be found here: https://collectie.huisvanhilde.nl/pdf/publieksbrochure_steentijdman.pdf

It took me a while to work out where the source of this quote was - and to my surprise it was something I wrote myself back in 2015. ? We've got access to much better data than we did 10 years ago,