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Anons post "the earliest R1a tranny". But what about R1b K(ings)?
"The anthropological appearance is usually characterized as mixed Mongoloid-Caucasoid and even Laponoid. The influx of population into the Volga-Ochye region from the North is indicated by the close anthropological type of the northern Neolithic inhabitants (Oleneostrovsky burial ground, Karavaikha) and the Lyalovo people themselves (Sakhtysh II, Sakhtysh IIA and Lovtsy I).
The representative of the Lyalovo culture NEO192 (4993-4791 BC) from the Sakhtysh II site in the Teikovsky district of the Ivanovo region was identified with the mitochondrial haplogroup K1b2. The representatives of the Lyalovo culture from the Sakhtysh IIA site were identified with the Y-chromosomal haplogroups R1b, Q1b and the mitochondrial haplogroups U4a1, U5a1."
Anons post "the earliest R1a tranny". But what about R1b K(ings)?
"The anthropological appearance is usually characterized as mixed Mongoloid-Caucasoid and even Laponoid. The influx of population into the Volga-Ochye region from the North is indicated by the close anthropological type of the northern Neolithic inhabitants (Oleneostrovsky burial ground, Karavaikha) and the Lyalovo people themselves (Sakhtysh II, Sakhtysh IIA and Lovtsy I).
The representative of the Lyalovo culture NEO192 (4993-4791 BC) from the Sakhtysh II site in the Teikovsky district of the Ivanovo region was identified with the mitochondrial haplogroup K1b2. The representatives of the Lyalovo culture from the Sakhtysh IIA site were identified with the Y-chromosomal haplogroups R1b, Q1b and the mitochondrial haplogroups U4a1, U5a1."
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