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~1200-1 BCE |
The Iron Age in Europe, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iron_Age |
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c.1200 BCE |
Migration of Y-R1b from the Paleolithic to end of the Bronze Age |
[97] |
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The Celts |
“Who are the Celts?” (Jean Manco, 2015), and the three-part |
[98] |
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“The Celts: Blood, Iron And Sacrifice” BBC video series (2015) |
[99] |
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~1200 BCE |
The Celts: ancient and medieval peoples of Europe, and the |
[100] |
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Druids: members of the learned class among the ancient Celts. |
[101] |
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c.900 BCE |
Celts: Migration begins in Europe (with Timeline) |
[102] |
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c.800-500 BCE |
Proto-Celtic and Celtic, Iron Age Europe, the Hallstatt culture |
[103] |
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c.600 BCE |
Celtic Britain (The Iron Age - 600 BC - 50 AD) |
[104] |
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c.500-1 BCE |
Celts, Iron Age Europe, the La Tène culture |
[105] |
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440 BCE |
Celts mentioned by Greek historian Herodotus of Halicarnassus |
[106] |
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late BCE |
The Picts: a tribal confederation of peoples who lived in what is |
[107] |
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to early CE |
today eastern and northern Scotland during the Late Iron Age |
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c.50 BCE to |
The Romans: Julius Caesar's campaigns in Gaul, and the Romans |
[108] |
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late 300’s CE |
in Britain (cf. the Picts and Hadrian’s Wall), but not in Ireland |
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1st Century |
R-M222 > DF85 SNP (DF85/S675) formed 1850 ybp [YFull] |
[109] |
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~100 CE |
R-M222 > DF85 aka R1b1a1a2a1a2c1a1a1a1a1a1 (old isogg tree) |
[91] |
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4th Century |
R-M222 > DF97 (FGC19851) SNP(s) formed 1600 ybp [YFull] |
[110] |
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~350 CE |
R-M222 > DF97 aka R1b1a1a2a1a2c1a1a1a1a1a1a (old isogg) |
[91] |
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late 300’s CE |
Clan MacInnes: ancestors were among the early inhabitants |
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of Islay, Jura and the Kintyre peninsula in Scotland, generally |
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part of the region known as Argyll, or “coastland of the Gael”. |
[111] |
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5th Century |
R-M222 and Niall / Ui Neill, Irish surnames and Y-DNA |
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[nobody knows the Y-DNA of Niall (if he actually existed); he |
[113] |
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could have been M222, although we will probably never know] |
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est. d.405 CE |
Niall “of the Nine Hostages”, semi-historical High King of |
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Ireland (died in 405), founder of the famous Ui Neill dynasty |
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est. ca.450 CE |
R-M222 > DF97 SNP about 1500 ybp (range 150 CE to 450 CE) |
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late 400’s CE |
Saint Patrick, Christian missionary, primary patron saint of Ireland |
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6th Century |
[Dublin] Áth Cliath, at a major ford across the tidal River Liffey, |
[117] |
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and Duiblinn monastery (Irish for ‘black pool’) was founded here |
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McAninch Y-DNA Status Report 2016: Timeline: 3 of 5: ~1200 BCE, Celts, Niall, 6th Century |
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McAninch Family History NL v.XXIV n.1 / April 2016 / Copyright Frank McAninch / pg.2016-12 |
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