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I'm Auburn, mh mother was blonde and a girl in mh family is strawberry blonde with blue eyes. I've got green eyes and curly hair. I've got Swiss, Dane, Spanish, French, Irish, Scottish, English, and Gernanic. Melting pot. Both I and the girl in my family have negative blood. Excellent, Thankyou ✌️
I read somewhere that the Picts originated in today's Scandinavia 8,000 years ago. There was a land bridge connecting Europe to today's UK called Doggerland. It might be that the Picts and the Scots merged; perhaps that's why they had red hair.
The Picts have to be just like any other Europeans which is Bells Beaker/Corded Ware culture derived people with maybe some extra western hunter gather picked up
My grandfather was a Scots/Irish blend and had red hair. I understand the main cause in those that have it is the MC1R gene, which i don't carry. I've also discovered that most of my male family DNA matches on that side are R1b-L21 Y Chromosome. I'm R1b-U106, probably from the Saxons invading England.
I am originally from Scotland but grew up in Australia! Culturally I am Australian! But everything else I Am ancestry wise. Scottish, Northern English And Norwegian on my Fathers side! 🏴🏴🇳🇴
This video backed up my DNA results, I'm mainly Welsh, Scottish, Irish and Scandinavian. There are a few percentages from England, Italy and the middle east. Great video
My paternal haplogroup is I1a2a1a1d and my maternal haplogroup is K2a5a. I am British with English, Irish, Welsh, French and an ancestor at some point who was Indian. Red hair is in my family, I carry a copy of Val60Lue which is a weak red hair gene. Which is on my mothers side. I have brown hair and grey/green eyes but I was born with fair hair.
R1b DF27 from Southern England and H536 from Wicklow in Ireland. I read they found a couple of Skeletons from the Bronze age that were DF27 and not the common Irish L21. There is a small Irish Subclade if DF27 being DF17. My mother and her mum and her mum were all Red Heads with Freckles.
It needs to be a Y-DNA or mt DNA test from my understanding, as standard autosomal tests just give you regions I think. I would look into it though and see what others say
No, they dont report it although you can download the raw DNA and upload to other sites that will provide this info. 23andme, livingdna and FTDNA do provide that info on their reports.
23andme is the cheapest way to get paternal and maternal haplogroups that I know of. Paternal haplogroups (Y DNA) are good for genealogical research. Family Tree DNA can give a much more specific Y haplogroup than will 23andme but for a higher cost.
History of a fascinating people very well told! And that redhead was very pretty! 😁 So darker hair colour in Europeans, i.e. black and dark brown: is that too a product of Celtic DNA or does that stem from elsewhere?
Formerly red-haired. Still have the bone white skin. Am still taken aback when I meet someone new who has the same coloring as myself. R-L21 (Gael) > R-L1335 (Pict) > R-L1065 (Big Scots) > R-S764 (Gallowglass - my name for that haplogroup) paternal line. H5a2 via famine era Irish migration maternal line. The association of R-L21 with red hair is very interesting. Is it from Indo-European Celts, from Stone Age farmers, or some other origin?
Im sure the high incidence of red hair, which is found at its highest amounts in Ireland and Scotland, comes from the Beaker people. It not really connected directly to Celtic people. It predates the Celtic takeover. As its known now that although Britain and Ireland became culturally and linguistically Celtic, at some point around 800 to 500 BCE, there was no invasion and physical replacement by Celtic people, from the European continent. It was cultural takeover. So the genetics of the people in Britain and Ireland remained mostly the same, as it was with the arrival of the Beaker people, at least two thousand years earlier.
The Udmurt's are quite fascinating to me, possibly a remnant characteristic of slaves takes from Scotland or Ireland. and left in this area. Or were they the origin of Red Hair? That's quite a good question I surprised myself.
Another question would be, how come there is no DNA link between the Udmurt people and Ireland & Scotland? Despite all three having larger red haired groups?
Interesting. My recent ancestry is pretty much a map of the British Isles, but I do carry Iberian and N. African and am 41% steppe ancestry. I know my father was R1b, but I don't know the subgroup because I'm adopted.
@@Shining-Star- Must be an acquired taste. Don't mean to offend anyone but the Scottish accents are some of the harshest to my ears. Some of the English accents are pretty awful also.
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I'm Auburn, mh mother was blonde and a girl in mh family is strawberry blonde with blue eyes.
I've got green eyes and curly hair. I've got Swiss, Dane, Spanish, French, Irish, Scottish, English, and Gernanic. Melting pot.
Both I and the girl in my family have negative blood.
Excellent, Thankyou ✌️
My Husband is Scottish he is A Robertson of the Robertson Clan he has Reddish brown hair Hazel eye's and is O Rh Negative
I read somewhere that the Picts originated in today's Scandinavia 8,000 years ago. There was a land bridge connecting Europe to today's UK called Doggerland. It might be that the Picts and the Scots merged; perhaps that's why they had red hair.
The Picts have to be just like any other Europeans which is Bells Beaker/Corded Ware culture derived people with maybe some extra western hunter gather picked up
My grandfather was a Scots/Irish blend and had red hair. I understand the main cause in those that have it is the MC1R gene, which i don't carry. I've also discovered that most of my male family DNA matches on that side are R1b-L21 Y Chromosome. I'm R1b-U106, probably from the Saxons invading England.
I am originally from Scotland but grew up in Australia! Culturally I am
Australian! But everything else I
Am ancestry wise.
Scottish, Northern English
And Norwegian on my Fathers side! 🏴🏴🇳🇴
This video backed up my DNA results, I'm mainly Welsh, Scottish, Irish and Scandinavian. There are a few percentages from England, Italy and the middle east. Great video
Thanks
Sláinte. was strawberry, some years back. Now grey mo charra
I have blonde hair with brown streaks. Blue eyes very fair skin with no freckles. I have Norwegian, swedish, french, german and Irish dna.
Interesting
Thanks again for your gifts the videos you make the urdmert would be interesting cheers I salute
R-M269 here mate
My regions are Scottish Highlands, northwest England, Northern Ireland and a small amount of Sweden. I'm 6'9 with brownish auburn hair and hazel eyes
The ancient pharaohs had red hair. Ramses the 2nd and 'king tut' both had red hair.
The sss ON the end of EVERY sentence is something like the gray thone
Even i have a little ranga in me
My paternal haplogroup is I1a2a1a1d and my maternal haplogroup is K2a5a.
I am British with English, Irish, Welsh, French and an ancestor at some point who was Indian.
Red hair is in my family, I carry a copy of Val60Lue which is a weak red hair gene.
Which is on my mothers side.
I have brown hair and grey/green eyes but I was born with fair hair.
R1b DF27 from Southern England and H536 from Wicklow in Ireland.
I read they found a couple of Skeletons from the Bronze age that were DF27 and not the common Irish L21.
There is a small Irish Subclade if DF27 being DF17.
My mother and her mum and her mum were all Red Heads with Freckles.
I have strawberry blonde hair, pink toned skin, blue eyes and quite tall. Welsh/Irish heritage
How do you find your haplogroups? Can you find out with an Ancestry DNA test?
It needs to be a Y-DNA or mt DNA test from my understanding, as standard autosomal tests just give you regions I think. I would look into it though and see what others say
No, they dont report it although you can download the raw DNA and upload to other sites that will provide this info. 23andme, livingdna and FTDNA do provide that info on their reports.
23andme is the cheapest way to get paternal and maternal haplogroups that I know of. Paternal haplogroups (Y DNA) are good for genealogical research. Family Tree DNA can give a much more specific Y haplogroup than will 23andme but for a higher cost.
History of a fascinating people very well told! And that redhead was very pretty! 😁
So darker hair colour in Europeans, i.e. black and dark brown: is that too a product of Celtic DNA or does that stem from elsewhere?
I am like the ancient Celts in that my hair is artificially enhanced to a blonde colour, but not with limewater, with bleach.
Formerly red-haired. Still have the bone white skin. Am still taken aback when I meet someone new who has the same coloring as myself. R-L21 (Gael) > R-L1335 (Pict) > R-L1065 (Big Scots) > R-S764 (Gallowglass - my name for that haplogroup) paternal line. H5a2 via famine era Irish migration maternal line. The association of R-L21 with red hair is very interesting. Is it from Indo-European Celts, from Stone Age farmers, or some other origin?
im an Auburn idk how tho considering im French Canadian,Polish and Czech
Im sure the high incidence of red hair, which is found at its highest amounts in Ireland and Scotland, comes from the Beaker people. It not really connected directly to Celtic people. It predates the Celtic takeover. As its known now that although Britain and Ireland became culturally and linguistically Celtic, at some point around 800 to 500 BCE, there was no invasion and physical replacement by Celtic people, from the European continent. It was cultural takeover. So the genetics of the people in Britain and Ireland remained mostly the same, as it was with the arrival of the Beaker people, at least two thousand years earlier.
Dark blond green eyes
The Udmurt's are quite fascinating to me, possibly a remnant characteristic of slaves takes from Scotland or Ireland. and left in this area. Or were they the origin of Red Hair? That's quite a good question I surprised myself.
Another question would be, how come there is no DNA link between the Udmurt people and Ireland & Scotland? Despite all three having larger red haired groups?
Interesting. My recent ancestry is pretty much a map of the British Isles, but I do carry Iberian and N. African and am 41% steppe ancestry. I know my father was R1b, but I don't know the subgroup because I'm adopted.
I was born with blond hair then it went red and now it is red and a light brown
in my perception Celts (people who live in Scotland, Wales and Ireland) have either red or really dark hair like black
No black hair just dark brown but mainly light hair colours and white white skin and light eyes.
Are you saying missionaries left their genetics here in Norway? Celebate prelates? Oh my!
R1b m269 so Bell Beaker AFAIK
The Thracians were also known for red hair.
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Interesting. Is this backed by science?
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IBERIA IS SPAIN AND PORTUGAL.
Scythia=Ukraine, &, Ancient-Egyptian=Irish/Scottish, Welsh/English, Are Celtic, Huns, Some Viking/Rus, Goths, Vizigoths, Etc...
Ka-Mer-On, &, Ball/Bell=BA'AL=MA'AT=Egyptian,
Giza=CEAZER=KAIZER.!
Namaste.
Ps:- TIR-CO-NNOLL=TYR-NAN-OG.
what the hell kind of accent is this?
Glaswegian 🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴
@@Shining-Star- Must be an acquired taste. Don't mean to offend anyone but the Scottish accents are some of the harshest to my ears. Some of the English accents are pretty awful also.
@@user-jv9qz2bu1r Where is your accent from?
@@Shining-Star-Glaswegian? Couldn’t be. I (Boston Irish) can understand everything he says.