The African Roots: Unraveling the History of Y-Chromosomal Haplogroup E1b1b

🌍 Embark on a captivating journey into the depths of human history as we explore the origin and intricate history of Y-Chromosomal Haplogroup E1b1b in Africa. In this video, we delve into the genetic markers that connect diverse populations, uncovering the ancient migrations, cultural exchanges, and shared ancestry that define the rich tapestry of Haplogroup E1b1b across the African continent. Join us in unraveling the threads of this genetic story that echoes through time. 🧬🔍
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[@user-barrcnslt]

So much for all the racists.

[@ikengaspirit3063]

In case ur wondering, this is Hitler's haplogroup.

[@florisv559]

That's plugging E1b1b to death, so to speak.

[@dellajunis9588]

Now yall want to steal our genetic markers.😮😢

[@ErsoyGulsoy]

Who are you?

[@dellajunis9588]

@ErsoyGulsoy the person you are speaking to 😄😄😄😄. Now why do you want to know 😏 🤔

[@ErsoyGulsoy]

@@dellajunis9588 You said your genetic. That's why I asked.

[@donomar8517]

Horn africans ❤ the world populations, most our children..from the land of punt to egypt to the rest of the world

[@user-us3xh9wl8y]

Somalia 🇸🇴 the land of punt is the origin of the E1b1b haplogroup.

@@user-us3xh9wl8y Shut up, no one knows where the Land of Punt was

[@user-us3xh9wl8y]

There’s evidence produced by anthropologists, archaeologists, historians and scholars who’ve identified the location being in Somalia. Look this up.

[@user-us3xh9wl8y]

Somalia is the Horn of Africa which is where the haplogroup E1b1b originated.

[@ErsoyGulsoy]

And? We divided ten thousands years ago. Somalia was not Somalia, our forefathers were not like you, but prehistoric humans. So speaking about Somalia tells nothing.

[@user-us3xh9wl8y]

@@ErsoyGulsoy you can’t refute dna 🧬 Somalia 🇸🇴

[@ErsoyGulsoy]

@user-us3xh9wl8y I don't want to refute anything. But I don't want to hear your story either, we didn't have slavery.

[@user-us3xh9wl8y]

@@ErsoyGulsoy what do you mean about slavery?

There is no proof E1B1B originated in Somalia, the guy in the video said East Africa, it could be anywhere in the region

[@NeusaGomesMissesfirst]

What would you derive from this: (These are my matching samples which have related Y-DNA haplogroups) E1b - E1b (P177/PF1939) is in my dna Royal haplogroup: E1b1a Match ! Subclade distance: 2 could anyone explain this and why my true ancestry marks me ar E1b? delta 0. if any could help me figure this out.

[@YaAqob27]

E1b1A is a semitic haplogroup that was prevalent in Ancient Israelites. It is semitic in origin if I remember correctly

[@donomar8517]

You're 1st ancestor is from somalia ethiopia region

[@YaAqob27]

@@donomar8517 Somalia was not around 1000 years ago

@@YaAqob27 E1B1A is a subsaharan African haplogroup, has nothing to do with Semites.

@@YaAqob27 He is referring to the region, the first humans could have come from the Horn of Africa region, or maybe surrounding areas in East Africa.

[@lannguyen-pu1db]

Of course an I A, not even a robot has to read this text about DNA, origins of humans. eeeew.