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J2b-M205 structure http://j2-m172.info/2016/10/possibly-j2b1-m205-basal-structure-defined-cts1969-cts5338-yp13-ph4306-ph1089-y22066/

"Balkanic branch" of J2b-M205 - "YFull" tree https://www.yfull.com/tree/J-Y22059/ - TMRCA ("Nevski" calculator) Батоћанин - Batoćanin (Serbia; FTDNA kit: E20746) Биљански - Bilyanski (Bulgaria; FTDNA kit: N116487) Демић - Demić (Croatia; FTDNA kit: 330489) Лакић - Lakić (Bosnia and...

https://www.yfull.com/tree/J-Y22059/

From what we know today, it can't be Germanic or Slavic (by origin) for sure. We have plenty of studies for Germanic and Northern Slavic countries, and I think that J2b-M205 can be found above 1% only at few islolated spots (example: Wroclaw, but only 1/100).

Finally I can post links, so let's get started with basic informations about our haplogroup. J2b-M205 map J2b-M205 tree https://www.yfull.com/tree/J-M205/ J2b-M102 ancient DNA http://j2-m172.info/2015/04/three-j2-found-at-merovingian-buriel-site-roman-frankish-transitional-period/...

From what we know today, haplogroup J2b-M205 probably originated from Fertile Crescent.

For precise TMRCA calculation I need at least 67 markers (best option is 111 markers, of course).

Be careful with this "Vlach tribe" or "Albanian tribe". We speak about Balkans in early Middle Ages, when we can make clear separation only of "Romans" (people of Roman empire) and "barbarians" (invaders). Today, majority of "Balkanic branch" (J2b-M205) are located in the Northern Balkans, but...

I can compare guys (67 and 111 markers) from "Balkanic branch" with French and Spanish, with "Nevski" calculator.

Nik, as Trojet said J2b1-M205 and J2b2-M241 are not the same. Haplogroup J2b1-M205 have stronger presence on western and northern Balkans (Serbo-Croatian and western Bulgarian areas), while J2b2-M241 have stronger presence on southern and eastern Balkans (Greek, Albanian and eastern Bulgarian...

I promised that I would open thread about haplogroup J2b-M205. Few friends (Y-DNA cousins) and I tried to found more about this mysterious lineage, especially about "Balkanic branch". We investigate this haplogroup from 2013. and I think that we know a little bit more about this haplogroup...

No, I'm Croatian Serb, but my brotherhood originated from northwestern Montenegro.

Yes, we have J2 in Langyel and Sopot cultures. I think that I read somewhere that both of these are J2a, but I'm not sure. When we talking about ancient DNA, we have 2 confirmed J2b-M205 (Jordan, Early Bronze Age; England, Roman period).

Thanks, Twilight. I'm glad that other people, who don't belong to our haplogroup, shows interest about it. We tested few guys from Kriči tribal area (Kričak, northwestern Montenegro) and few guys who have oral tradition about origin from Kriči tribe (one of them has surname Krička and he...

First of all, thanks for map, Maciamo. As we talk about haplogroup J2b-M205, I must say that I belong to this haplogroup and with few friends and Y-DNA cousins I tried to found more about this mysterious lineage. We investigate this haplogroup from 2013. and I think that we are most competent...