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How do you know that it is the Ben Shapiro and not just a Ben Shapiro. For example, I've just search through my AncestryDNA matches, and there are several Ben Shapiro's.

Got a source or any other details?

Indeed - although I was expecting to find more. The oldest L70's we have from this study are only Byzantine - given the rumored initial Myceneaen spread of L70, I was expecting a fair number of Hellenistic Anatolian L70 samples from Western Anatolia - however we found none. The oldest J-L25...

I'm not too sure - either the sample was miscalled as J-L70 by the Reich lab originally, and as such they "corrected" it on release (miscall is possible, but no samples from the site were in the paper), or it could have been a low quality sample released in the 2017 Lazaridis paper that sampled...

What you'll notice is that J-L70 is much more frequent in Southern Italy, while the frequency drops substantially in Central Italy, and even more in Northern Italy. The first instances of J-L70 in Italy were almost certainly from Magna Grecia. Given that Imperial Romans themselves were very...

J-L70 is certainly not Proto-Roman (I assume you mean Italic?). This is a long dead theory that was first put forward on this site. Now that the Mycenaean sample has been publicly leaked, I can now discuss it - J-L70 was found in a Mycenaean sample from a metropolitan site. The sample is dated...

And I'm saying there is very little evidence to suggest that the Jewish J-L70 lines (there are 16 of them) passed through Italy.

Thanks Juan.

Jews did pass through the Roman Empire - we are largely descended from Roman Jewry. However what we see from the two Ashkenazi J-L70 lines is that they're not Rhineland lineages in distribution. What this means is that they're not lineages that migrated from Rome to the Rhineland. They're BAB...

I think we're misunderstanding each other, I never said the Balkans - I'm referring to countries such as Poland, Lithuania, Russia, Latvia, Ukraine, Romania, Hungary, Slovakia, Czechia - the J-L70 in these countries are overwhelmingly Jewish. The only Jewish J-L70 groups in the Balkans are...

It is very unlikely that the MRCA of J-Z435, who lived in around 1600 BCE, lived in Italy. J-Z435, and by extension J-L70, has it's origins in the Eastern Mediterranean where it is most frequent and diverse. In Western Europe, it is most likely the result of the Roman period migrations. In...

Yes, They've been Basal on the tree for some time now (live tree). Thankfully they removed J-Z2148, which was giving problems. The Ecuadorian is J-FT67656 on FamilyTreeDNA (closest relative is a Dutchman based on the tree) - no idea if the Albanian falls under an existing branch. I do find it...

I am sure it will be uploaded to YFull.

Yeah, I see no reason for the Proto-Italics to have carried J-L70. It's unlikely. What is likely, however, is that we're going to see J-L70 emerge amongst an Eastern Mediterranean group like the Hittites, Hurrians, Mycenaeans or Amorites.

Yes, there's one J-L70 sample. Appears to be Western Anatolian based on the "NE Cluster" he is placed in. A great find! Oldest J-L70 ancient sample to date!