Yeshua bar Yehosef, Israel, 2000 years ago

[josh w.]

That would be interesting. Going by Behar's research featured by FTDNA in the FTDNA library, the most frequent Ashkenazi line is a subclade of K. The subclade was described as Hebrew-Levantine. So far it has only been found among Jewish women but not in other Levantine groups. (It has been found among non-Jewish European women--conversion?) On the other hand, Lebanese and Palestinian women have not been fully sampled.

Is Yeshua bar Yehosef, Israel, 2000 years ago likely to be Haplogroup N or U?

The Talpiot Tomb (or Talpiyot Tomb) is a tomb discovered in 1980.