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The SNP L1066/CTS1202 has been found in ancient remains from Evergreen House, Longniddry, East Lothian, Scotland dating to 1500 - 1300 BCE.
Current dating of L1066 using NGS data (ref. http://www.jb.man.ac.uk/~mcdonald/genetics/p312/table.html)
The sample is recordedin the supplementary table 2 of 'The Beaker Phenomenon And The GenomicTransformation Of Northwest Europe' https://www.biorxiv.org/content/early/2017/05/09/135962
He is sample I2653 / Skeleton2 / GENSCOT22: 1500–1300 BCE.
Reference to the archaeology, see - Baker, L. A Bronze Age burial ground at Longniddry, East Lothian.Proc. Soc. Antiq. Scotl. 133, 125–136 (2003).
The SNP L1066/CTS1202 has been found in ancient remains from Evergreen House, Longniddry, East Lothian, Scotland dating to 1500 - 1300 BCE.
Current dating of L1066 using NGS data (ref. http://www.jb.man.ac.uk/~mcdonald/genetics/p312/table.html)
L1066 | 1767 BC | (2348 BC — 1231 BC) |
The sample is recordedin the supplementary table 2 of 'The Beaker Phenomenon And The GenomicTransformation Of Northwest Europe' https://www.biorxiv.org/content/early/2017/05/09/135962
He is sample I2653 / Skeleton2 / GENSCOT22: 1500–1300 BCE.
L1066 is known in build Hg 19 by the SNP 7265766-A-C. See Alex Williamson here http://www.ytree.net/BlockInfo.php?blockID=200
In the supplementary table 2 it is formatted as 7265766A->C
I2653 |
Scotland_MBA |
Great Britain |
R1b1a1a2a1a2c1e2b3a1 |
R1b1a1a2a1a2c1e2b3a1:CTS1202.1:7265766A->C; R1b1a1a2a1a2c1e2b3:S883:15339857A->G; R1b1a1a2a1a2c1e2b:S868:19033817T->C; R1b1a1a2a1a2c:L21:15654428C->G; R1b1a1a2a1a2:P312:22157311C->A; R1b1a1a2a1a:L11:17844018T->C; R1b1a1a2a1a:P310:18907236A->C; R1b1a1a2a1a:P311:18248698A->G; R1b1a1a2a1:L51:8502236G->A; R1b1a1a2:CTS2664:14416216G->A; R1b1a1a2:CTS10834:22796697T->C; R1b1a1a2:CTS11468:23124367G->T; R1b1a1a2:L265:8149348A->G; R1b1a1a2:PF6399:2668456C->T; R1b1a1a2:PF6438:9464078C->T; R1b1a1a:CTS3876:15239181G->C; R1b1a1a:CTS5082:16005138A->C; R1b1a1a:CTS7904:17732408T->C; R1b1a1a:CTS9018:18617596C->T; R1b1a1a:FGC57:7759944G->A; R1b1a1a:L502:19020340G->C; R1b1a1a:PF6463:16183412C->A; R1b1a1a:PF6498:21312064C->A; R1b1a:A702:10038192G->A; R1b1a:FGC36:13822833G->T; R1b1a:L754:22889018G->A; R1b1a:L1345:21558298G->T; R1b1a:PF6271:23984056G->A; R1b1:CTS2134:14193384G->A; R1b1:CTS2229:14226692T->A; R1b:M343:2887824C->A; R1:CTS2565:14366723C->T; R1:F93:7671535C->T; R1:L875:16742224A->G; R1:M306:22750583C->A; R1:P231:9989615A->G; R1:P234:21117888T->C; R1:P238:7771131G->A; R1:P286:17716251C->T; R1:P294:7570822G->C; R:CTS207:2810583A->G; R:CTS3622:15078469C->G; R:CTS7876:17722802G->A; R:CTS8311:17930099C->A; R:CTS11075:22934109A->G; R:F63:7177189G->A; R:F82:7548900G->A; R:F295:15594523A->G; R:F356:16629782T->C; R:F459:18017528G->T; R:M651:9889199G->A; R:M734:18066156C->T; R:P227:21409706G->C |
Another individual (sample I7640) in the study was found positive for S883 (a Z2185 equivalent) which is upstream from L1066. The remains from the Middle Bronze Age and radiocarbon dated to the 14th century BC was from Clay Farm in Cambridgeshire, England. Sample I7640 was a no-call for L1066, so could have been positive, we just don't know. See http://www.trumpingtonlocalhistorygroup.org/meetings_0411.html