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The results of the family of Ariel Sharon, former Prime Minister of Israel, came out on the haplogroup J-FGC4415, and it appears that their origins trace back to the Druze ethnicity in Lebanon.

The results of the family of Ariel Sharon, former Prime Minister of Israel, came out on the haplogroup J-FGC4415, and it appears that their origins trace back to the Druze ethnicity in Lebanon.
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The Village in the Oak Forests The Natufian Hunter-Gatherer Communities (12,300–10,800 BCE) The earliest people who paved the way for settlement and agriculture in Western Asia — their culture represented a “point of no return” in the course of human history.

The Village in the Oak Forests

The Natufian Hunter-Gatherer Communities (12,300–10,800 BCE) The earliest people who paved the way for settlement and agriculture in Western Asia — their culture represented a “point of no return” in the course of human history.
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More update on the Arabic male lineage of Napoleon Napoleon shares a sister clade with a family from Saudi Arabia There is no debate on whether Napoleon was an Arab or not because he simply is Arabic This lineage expanded into Corsica when Arabs colonised and ruled Corsica

More update on the Arabic male lineage of Napoleon 

Napoleon shares a sister clade with a family from Saudi Arabia 

There is no debate on whether Napoleon was an Arab or not because he simply is Arabic

This lineage expanded into Corsica when Arabs colonised and ruled Corsica
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The genetic (au-DNA) results for the ancient human remains “I8725” dated (~3010 - 2881 BCE) from “Seistan/Baluchistan” in accordance to the “illustrativeDNA” PCA V2 reference panel. The sampled remain is within the y-DNA haplogroup clade “J-BY206828”.

The genetic (au-DNA) results for the ancient human remains “I8725” dated (~3010 - 2881 BCE) from “Seistan/Baluchistan” in accordance to the “illustrativeDNA” PCA V2 reference panel. The sampled remain is within the y-DNA haplogroup clade “J-BY206828”.
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The Battle of Himera in 480 BC was a pivotal clash between Greek Sicilian forces and Carthaginian army... Recent archaeological excavations near Palermo have uncovered the skeletal remains of soldiers who perished in this brutal conflict. These bones offer a haunting glimpse

The Battle of Himera in 480 BC was a pivotal clash between Greek Sicilian forces and Carthaginian army... 

Recent archaeological excavations near Palermo have uncovered the skeletal remains of soldiers who perished in this brutal conflict. These bones offer a haunting glimpse
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The Indian genetic influx among most Arabs who descend from haplogroup F is very common as a result of migration and settlement in the Arab region.

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The genetic (au-DNA) results for the ancient human remains “I2312” dated (~12,000 - 8000 BCE) from “Behshahr/Alborz” in accordance to the “Davidski” Eurogenes 25PCA Global reference population. The sampled remain is within the y-DNA haplogroup clade “J-PF5050”.

The genetic (au-DNA) results for the ancient human remains “I2312” dated (~12,000 - 8000 BCE) from “Behshahr/Alborz” in accordance to the “Davidski” Eurogenes 25PCA Global reference population. The sampled remain is within the y-DNA haplogroup clade “J-PF5050”.
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Those Gandharan style of face markings can still be seen among Pashtun women as "Sheen Kaal" tattoos, which reek of their Gandharan roots. Even genetically, Pashtuns can be modelled as simply a mix of half Bactrian/Avestic

Those Gandharan style of face markings can still be seen among Pashtun women as "Sheen Kaal" tattoos, which reek of their Gandharan roots. Even genetically, Pashtuns can be modelled as simply a mix of  half Bactrian/Avestic
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J2 Iran_N conquered the steppes. Most of these early medieval samples consists of Bactrian J2 haplos. Which is interesting, this must indicate that J2 Zagrosian central Asian farmers became steppe pastoralists at one point in time, these Turkics have probably inherited it from

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History is not there for you to like or dislike. It is there for you to learn from it. And if it offends you, even better. Because then you are less likely to repeat it. It's not yours to erase. It belongs to all of us.

History is not there for you to like or dislike. It is there for you to learn from it. And if it offends you, even better. Because then you are less likely to repeat it. It's not yours to erase. It belongs to all of us.
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The timeline map shows the genetic trajectory of haplogroup J2a1a1a2b2a1b1~, identified in the remains of I14918: 1. 🏔️ South Caucasus (Georgia – Kotias, ~7678 BCE) The earliest confirmed presence of the J2a1 root lineage among Caucasus hunter-gatherers. 2. 🌾 Anatolia

The timeline map shows the genetic trajectory of haplogroup J2a1a1a2b2a1b1~, identified in the remains of I14918:

1. 🏔️ South Caucasus (Georgia – Kotias, ~7678 BCE)
The earliest confirmed presence of the J2a1 root lineage among Caucasus hunter-gatherers.

2. 🌾 Anatolia
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An archaeological site within ancient #Nineveh in Halzi Palace, a structure destroyed during the fall of Nineveh in 612 BCE Dr. Michel Shamoon-Pour Among the 3 male individuals analyzed: One belonged to haplogroup #R1B, commonly found in Europe and also present in around 50% of

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Among the famous members of haplogroup J2 is Jalal Talabani, the Kurdish leader who served as President of the Republic of Iraq, shown here in a rare photo with Margaret George Shello in the early 1960s (1961).

Among the famous members of haplogroup J2 is Jalal Talabani, the Kurdish leader who served as President of the Republic of Iraq, shown here in a rare photo with Margaret George Shello in the early 1960s (1961).