I1 from Anglo-Saxon

[Jean M]

The first published ancient Y-DNA from an Anglo-Saxon is I1-S107 (equivalent to M253).

See Martiniano, R. et al (2016), Genomic signals of migration and continuity in Britain before the Anglo-Saxons, Nature Communications, 7: 10326.

http://www.nature.com/ncomms/2016/160119/ncomms10326/full/ncomms10326.html

[Anglecynn]

Interesting article. Imo is consistent with a middle-of-the-road mass movement/invasion but no massive replacement, which sits the best overall archaeologically speaking as well i feel. Unsurprising though but glad to finally read it. :)

Interesting to have direct evidence of a Middle-easterner in Roman Britain as well, and of course a much more recent I1 aDNA.

[ADW_1981]

Mutations for blonde hair, blue eyes, and lactase persistence.