Monday, May 28, 2012
The Latest on our DNA Line of Q1b1a or Q-L245
As for our Q1b1a haplogroup origins, familytreedna leader just stated, "I think in the next two years we will completely break up the Jewish Y-DNA
branches into lines that are no more than 3,000 years old. Then we will really
start to figure out when they became Middle Eastern or Jewish."
Right now the Q lines lead us into the Middle East of Pakistan and India, which is a surprise, though this is back more than 5,000 years. " Our labeling is M378. and in getting more specific, we are Q-L245. We go back 5,000 years for Q-M378 which includes Q-L245. There are some Q-M378 in the Middle East who are not Q-L245, however. This is why our leaders think that Q-L245 was born in the Middle East now. The age of Q-L245 needs work. Right now, they know that there are at least two branches."
Right now the Q lines lead us into the Middle East of Pakistan and India, which is a surprise, though this is back more than 5,000 years. " Our labeling is M378. and in getting more specific, we are Q-L245. We go back 5,000 years for Q-M378 which includes Q-L245. There are some Q-M378 in the Middle East who are not Q-L245, however. This is why our leaders think that Q-L245 was born in the Middle East now. The age of Q-L245 needs work. Right now, they know that there are at least two branches."
| Reference:Rebekah | Canada |
Also, we have a few matches from the Assyrian Project. Here's a great map of Assyria in Middle East http://www.keyway.ca/htm2002/ancassy.htm It included Ur which is now in present day Iraq.
Labels: Assyrian Project, branches, India, middle east, Pakistan, Q-L245, Ur
