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R-M269 is one of the most common haplogroups in Europe. It was formed tens of thousands of years ago. If you want to narrow down to a more specific group then you may want to consider Y-700. The kit I manage is also R-M269 and it moved to a split about 500 years ago as a result of Y-700, but like you has no matches at GD 0 at Y-67 or Y-111.
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