DNA TRIBES RESULTS.

[Peterski]

AFAIK, Jews from the Netherlands are more mixed with locals than other Jews.

What I mean is that they have a lot of "local gentile" (Dutch etc.) blood as well.

Did other tests also gave you Jewish admixture, and how much of it?

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BTW, this model (explaining 84% of your ancestry) looks interesting, I think:

2. Basque 47% + Denmark 9% + Sardinia 28%

Sardinia is like "Neolithic Farmer", Denmark is "Germanic & Celtic", I guess.

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Here are some of my models, for comparison:

http://i.imgur.com/DPPwyIz.png

1. Belarus 48% + Denmark 36% + Slovenia 10% (= 94%)
2. Lithuania 40% + Slovenia 36% + Denmark 24% (= 100%)
4. Czechia 51% + Russia 15% + Sweden 26% (= 92%
5. Russia 42% + Slovenia 30% + Sweden 28% (= 100%)
8. Ireland 36% + Russia 21% + Slovakia 34% (= 91%)

This can't be interpreted literally, because I don't have recent ancestry from any of these places (my recent ancestry is all from Western Poland). This shows some ancient mixtures.

But it gives me Balto-Slavic + Germanic + Celtic stuff.

[Erronkari]

It shows your Amerindian side as mostly Wichi.

Did other tests also show it as Wichi before?

Yes, according David Wesolowski (Polako), of Gedmatch in Eurogeneses Basal Rich K7 más Global10: http://www.theapricity.com/forum/sho...7-and-Global10.
It sounds very reliable judging that Wichi amerinds are from my country.


Wichi folk: https://en.m.wikiped

[Peterski]

There were Celts in Denmark as well, according to this publication:

http://www.davidkfaux.org/Cimbri-Chronology.pdf

So "Denmark" can represent both Germanic and Celtic admixtures.

[Erronkari]

AFAIK, Jews from the Netherlands are more mixed with locals than other Jews.

What I mean is that they have a lot of "local gentile" (Dutch etc.) blood as well.

Did other tests also gave you Jewish admixture, and how much of it?

==============

BTW, this model (explaining 84% of your ancestry) looks interesting, I think:

2. Basque 47% + Denmark 9% + Sardinia 28%

Sardinia is like "Neolithic Farmer", Denmark is "Germanic & Celtic", I guess.

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Here are some of my models, for comparison:

http://i.imgur.com/DPPwyIz.png

1. Belarus 48% + Denmark 36% + Slovenia 10% (= 94%)
2. Lithuania 40% + Slovenia 36% + Denmark 24% (= 100%)
4. Czechia 51% + Russia 15% + Sweden 26% (= 92%
5. Russia 42% + Slovenia 30% + Sweden 28% (= 100%)
8. Ireland 36% + Russia 21% + Slovakia 34% (= 91%)

This can't be interpreted literally, because I don't have recent ancestry from any of these places (my recent ancestry is all from Western Poland). This shows some ancient mixtures.

But it gives me Balto-Slavic + Germanic + Celtic stuff.

Very interesting!!!
This is my Jewish Contribution according Gedmatch Jtest:



Jtest Admixture Proportions

This utility uses the Eurogenes Jtest model, created by Davidski (Polako). Questions and comments about this model
should be directed to him at his Eurogenes Ancestry Project blog.


Population
SOUTH_BALTIC 1.20
EAST_EURO 3.46
NORTH-CENTRAL_EURO 16.44
ATLANTIC 35.23
WEST_MED 24.73
ASHKENAZI 4.67
EAST_MED 7.96
WEST_ASIAN 0.53
MIDDLE_EASTERN 1.89
SOUTH_ASIAN 1.20
EAST_AFRICAN -
EAST_ASIAN 2.10
SIBERIAN 0.42
WEST_AFRICAN 0.19
Oracle
Oracle-4

Spreadsheet

[Erronkari]

And these are my results according DNA LAND And My Heritage. The jewish is very little, but exists according them.

[Erronkari]

There were Celts in Denmark as well, according to this publication:

http://www.davidkfaux.org/Cimbri-Chronology.pdf

So "Denmark" can represent both Germanic and Celtic admixtures.

May be I might have some Celtic Genes.
My paternal haplogroup is R1b, and I had the hair a little reddish/ginger when I was a little child hahaha.

[Peterski]

It gave you some Italian or Italian-like ancestry too.

Is it accurate? Some regions of Italy used to be parts of the Spanish Empire, so some of "Spanish" immigrants to American colonies could actually be Italian subjects of Spanish kings:

Green = Spanish Empire (European part) in 1648:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:S...ic_in_1648.png

[Erronkari]

It gave you some Italian or Italian-like ancestry too.

Is it accurate? Some regions of Italy used to be parts of the Spanish Empire, so some of "Spanish" immigrants to American colonies could actually be Italian subjects of Spanish kings:

Green = Spanish Empire (European part) in 1648:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:S...ic_in_1648.png

Exactly!!! South Italy was part of the Aragon's crown!

In my case, indeed most calculators give me italian ancestry.
In the case of FTDNA, gives me 4%, Polako gives me 4,65%, DNA LAND gives me 9,8% sardinian and this DNA Tribes gives me 25% I think.
And Dr Doug Mc Donald give me more, around 29/32% italian.
Finally, according 36K I score 12,42% italian.
This is my Doug Mc Donald Test, which gives me high italian and also some sephardic:

[Lucas]

Very interesting!!!
This is my Jewish Contribution according Gedmatch Jtest:



Jtest Admixture Proportions

This utility uses the Eurogenes Jtest model, created by Davidski (Polako). Questions and comments about this model
should be directed to him at his Eurogenes Ancestry Project blog.


Population
SOUTH_BALTIC 1.20
EAST_EURO 3.46
NORTH-CENTRAL_EURO 16.44
ATLANTIC 35.23
WEST_MED 24.73
ASHKENAZI 4.67
EAST_MED 7.96
WEST_ASIAN 0.53
MIDDLE_EASTERN 1.89
SOUTH_ASIAN 1.20
EAST_AFRICAN -
EAST_ASIAN 2.10
SIBERIAN 0.42
WEST_AFRICAN 0.19
Oracle
Oracle-4

Spreadsheet

For Iberian person 4.67% Askhenazi is under scored
ES 5.27
PT 5.56

But I don't know if Polako include in this test Sephardi.

[Erronkari]

For Iberian person 4.67% Askhenazi is under scored
ES 5.27
PT 5.56

But I don't know if Polako include in this test Sephardi.

Yes Mlukas.
It's a good question... if sephardi is included in Ashkenazi or in the East Med there...