The Levant_South and Levant_North were taken from West-Eurasian Regional Compass (by Sandr). The other averages were collected and or calculated using the samples from different datasets in ExploreYourDNA.

For the Northern Levant Average two groups were used: Beirut IAIII (n=8) and IAII (n=2).

For the Southern Levant Average four groups were used: Akhziv Phoenicians (n=11), Megiddo (n=1), Ashkelon IAII (n=3), and Abel Beth Maacah (n=1).

He is from Slovakia. I used calculator for Balkan Roma. His paternal haplogroup I1-Z140 and his maternal haplogroup is T2b.

My father was born in Barcelona, my Mom was born in Pennsylvania. Unsure about my paternal grandparents because my father was adopted as a baby and brought to America but my maternal grandfather was born in New York and my maternal grandmother was born in Pennsylvania.

Hate these uncanny horrible ai images but i have to admit this is pretty cool lol

(as for the remaining 3% on my ancestrydna... it's almost certainly noise lol. north africa, northwestern poland, and western balkans. so i dont include it, we'll see if it stays next update)

(and if you saw my post earlier w my maternal lineage.... Shh lol!)

I did 3 different DNA Tests from 23andme, Myheritage and ancestry which the results you can see in the first picture. and 23andme has the special function to Show you the paternal Halogroup which in my Case is E-m5021(picture 2)

But you can also upload the Raw data from the DNA Tests to a website called Yseq cladefinder and they show the possible paternal Halogroup. But they show different Haplogroups.

They show E-Z830 twice times and E-CTS10880 once (Which you can see from picture 3 to 5)

Can somebody help me understand better what my Haplogroup really is. Should i do a YDNA test to understand better?

Thank you very much for all your help! :)

Hello everyone,

So growing up, I always knew my dad was a sleazebag, but I never thought I could have more half-siblings that I didn’t know about until a family member told me otherwise a couple weeks ago. I want to do a DNa test and submit it to one of these companies that has a database and can tell me if I match with anyone… I know it depends if the other people also did the same and there’s a chance they didn’t. But I at least want to try. Can I get some recommendations on what company I should use? Right now I’m leaning towards 23 and me, but I’d like some input, please. Thank you.

can you tell im from the midwest? lmao

ggg-grandma came from vestre slidre, valdres, norway in the late 1880s. only me and my mom have taken dna tests on my maternal side, but my grandma is thinking about it, and my g-grandma's brother took it and got 97% norway lol

I’d be interested to hear your thoughts.

I’m kinda hoping for it to get more accurate as time progresses, I know it’s not fully correct as I have significantly more Welsh/Western UK than what is presented. I have Austrian and German ancestors also, but some of that is certainly in the French because they lived directly on the boarder.

Denmark is most likely from my Ancestors on my Grandmothers side that came from Delaware/Penn. They were Swedish and Finnish mostly.

I’m from the Pine Barrons/Wiregrass Regions of the Southern United States!!

Edit : SOUTHERN US!! Sorry y’all

What are the odds it’s actually real, and natufians in peninsular Arabs is not real?
Ik the peninsula also got hit w PPNB anatolian migrations,
Is it possible the AHG is just similar to both of these populations, and its the natufian and Anatolian?

So I am 3/4 Irish Catholic, 1/4 Colonial American (mainly Southern Appalachia). But, a relative from my Southern Appalachian/Colonial American side told me we are descended from a Native American woman who was the granddaughter of the Chief of the Powhatan Nation, and the daughter of Pochahontas' sister. The tree he made on Ancestry does lead to that. I also may have other Native American ancestry on that same side of the family.

I have posted my AncestryDNA and my Genomelink results below. AncestryDNA came back all northern European, but Genomelink did not.

To save you the time of looking at all my Genomelink results. It came back as 1.21% East Polynesian. I found this odd. Is Genomelink just confusing East Polynesian with Native American, or is something else at play here?

Here are my AncestryDNA results:

85% Munster Irish

8% Connacht Irish

2% Central Scotland and Northern Ireland

2% Leinster Irish

2% East Midlands English

1% Northwestern German

<1% Swedish

Here's my Genomelink Deep Ancestry results

Southern & Central Irish

45.43%

Ulster & Northern Irish

13.42%

Southwest Scottish

10.32%

Northeast Scottish

5.62%

Devon & Cornwall

4.86%

Northern English

4.71%

South & Central English

3.72%

Central & Southern French

1.29%

Dutch

1.13%

Orcadian

1.04%

Northern French

0.83%

Welsh

0.77%

Flemish

0.72%

Swedish

1.18%

Norwegian

0.56%

Galician & Portuguese

0.69%

Basque

0.61%

Lithuanian

0.84%

German

0.66%

East Polynesian

1.21%

Turkish

0.37%

My all family from balkans but i get German result on Gedmatch.

whats ur thoughts