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I actually managed to 'predict' this ahead of time. My exact clade right now is H4a1, but I suspect at some point I will be pushed deeper into another clade because I have a lot of outstanding mutations.
Sadly no exact matches, but there are four that show up as fullseq ones. The #1 closest one is 2 steps away and is ancestrally from... Ireland. The rest are 3 steps away and seem to be either Iberian or heavily-Iberian Latinos. I think I would get some Syrian matches if more people tested xd
A map of all H4a1 people on ftDNA:
Interestingly enough, there are three Lebanese who have H4a1, but they all share mutations that I do not. On the H4 Group Project, they are labelled under 'H4a1_ A11957G, A12171G, T4232C predicted new subhaplogroup'- I lack all of these extra things, and have more on another side. Still fun to look at.
There is another tester from Syria with H4 but not H4a1, no more show up on the project. The only people I see with these same back mutations are a few Italians, Polish and Finnish, but most of them aren't in my exact clade- they are either deeper or higher in H4.
Spoiler!
I was taking a look at some sub-haplogroups on that same H4 Group Project. One of my triple flips (T152C!!!) is accounted for under 'H4a1_ T152C! predicted new subhaplogroup', which has two testers under it; one from Cuba, one from Italy. There are even further in groups than this under 'predicted new subhaplogroups' with a T152C! flips that I lack mutations for.
I also uploaded to yFull!
I wonder which one Sacha is
Here is a chart of my matches on this site (of what % each country showed up). None of them there were exact either, but I was bored so yeah
Some of the ancient H4a1s:
- VK345, a Viking sample from ~1000 years ago found in Sweden
- VPBper620, a Hungarian commoner found buried in a cemetary of the Carpathian basin
- I2510, some Bulgarian that I can't find more information on xd, circa 4756 years ago
- KC554007.1 and KC554006.1 from a paper I will read more of later but is called "Neolithic mitochondrial haplogroup H genomes and the genetic origins of Europeans" - these appear to be Bell Beakers lol
Some deeper-down ones (H4a1a, etc etc):
- I15035, sample from France (Morbihan+
- CSN013, sample from Italy (Grosseto), possibly Etruscan
- MT079040.1, sample from Germany (Baden-Wurttemberg)
- PB768, sample from Ireland (Clare)
- VDP-A7, sample from Iceland, 1000 years ago (possibly related to that Viking sample?)
There was also an Egyptian mummy with H4a1, c. 660 BCE.
3400 ybp is a pretty big window, but it is better than nothing, and I've seen way worse (15000 YBP... poor people). I tested just for fun and am happy to finally have this info :-)
It seems that I have a lot of double and even a few triple back mutations, it is kind of odd. My full list of mutations:
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