I've seen R1b in Syrians and also they appear on the R1b printout from Family Tree. I lived in a neighborhood of Jews from Aleppo. So if you compare their Y chromo with Jews from Poland, you'll see plenty of R1b and R1a1 in both. Hope this helps. The R1b/R1b1 and R1a/R1a1 Y Chromosomes are found all over the Middle East and also all over Europe.

British R1b at 75% (close to 90% in Ireland) compares only to ca. 15% amongst Sephardic Jews. [ R1b1b2 (West European type of R1b) has recently been found in the Egyptian Mummies (family of Tutankhamen) lending substance to the suggestion that it originated in the Middle East and moved westward only recently in historical terms.

7. R1b: Less than 5% (Sephardi ca 12?) 8. I: Less than 5%, primarily Ilb Britain is about 70% R1b and the rest mainly a mixture of R1a1 (East European, Scandinavian) and I1a (Scandinavian) with some J and E. We say that the primary cause of DNA differentiation is geographic location. Nevertheless what observations can we make on a practical level?

3.R1b in Europe Today. Today YDNA haplogroup R1b is the most dominant type in Western Europe. It accounts for mote than 80% of the males in Ireland and Brittany (west France), 60% in England and east Spain, 40% in West Germany, 25% in Scandinavia, etc.

R1b however is considered to have begun in Turkey or Mesopotamia. We find that tye distribution of most Ychromosome (male-associated) DNA haplotypes do not fit any Indo-European scenario. The two haplotypes (R1a and R1b) that it may be somehow possible to associate with a good portion of the Indo-Europeans are found to also belong to other ...

May 2, 2006 · Ware England R1b (tested) McKeever Armeagh, Ireland Grimes Ireland Norton Dublin?, Ireland Reddy Ballyadams Parish, County Laois, Ireland Manley Killea, Ireland Byrne Ireland N Gallagher Donegal (County), Ireland McManus Ireland McKeever Ireland Sands Dublin, Ireland Keane Ballyvoe, Ennis, Co. Clare, Ireland McCarl Ireland

R Slavs and some "Aryan" Indians (R1a), Celts and West Europeans (R1b), Cameroon Africans, some Australian Aborigines Note: I myself am R1b, consider myself Semitic-Israelite and only hold by DNA findings to a limited extent. See: Yair Davidiy DNA Nevertheless,

Most peoples in the west on the male side belong to haplogroups (i.e. DNA groups) such as R1b and I with some R1a and minority representations of the others. Jews belong to J, Eu, others. Y DNA British Isles: Approximations in Percentages: Ireland I 10 R1b 80 E3b 2 Scotland I 12 R1a 10 R1b 75 E3b 1 Wales I 16 R1b 84

Isolated (?) cases of R1b have also been reported from Egypt. The Hyksos (Shepherd Kings according to Josephus and according to Brit-Am at least in part Hebrews) from the region of Israel conquered Egypt and other parts of Africa and it has been suggested that maybe they gave rise to the presence of R1b in the Cameroons(?).

BAMAD no.58. Brit-Am DNA and Anthropology Updates . Updates in DNA studies along with Anthropological Notes of general interest with a particular emphasis on points pertinent to the study of Ancient Israelite Ancestral Connections to Western Peoples as …