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**Promotiona** · 02-11-2011, 04:21 PM

Are we saying that E-v13 is phoenician or north african ?. If phoenician where does that leave the albanian question of e-v13?

I did previous place information that the phoenician reached the lower areas of adriatic sea to trade with the adriatic veneti for amber , which they sold to alexandria.

Could it not be phoenician and be Mycenean people. they did disperse from the pelopennes around 1150BC.

I am not sure if you read well the new study, but this Spanish E-V13 is 7000 years old. It means that it was probably all over the Mediterranean in the Early Neolithic, and possibly some even before that. The Phoenicians and Mycenaeans are not thought to have propagated any significant amount of E-V13. If they had an impact, it is especially on the spread of haplogroup J2.

02-11-2011, 04:21 PM	#4
Promotiona Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 324 Senior Member	Are we saying that E-v13 is phoenician or north african ?. If phoenician where does that leave the albanian question of e-v13? I did previous place information that the phoenician reached the lower areas of adriatic sea to trade with the adriatic veneti for amber , which they sold to alexandria. Could it not be phoenician and be Mycenean people. they did disperse from the pelopennes around 1150BC. I am not sure if you read well the new study, but this Spanish E-V13 is 7000 years old. It means that it was probably all over the Mediterranean in the Early Neolithic, and possibly some even before that. The Phoenicians and Mycenaeans are not thought to have propagated any significant amount of E-V13. If they had an impact, it is especially on the spread of haplogroup J2.
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