Which Italian area is phenotypically closest to Greece?

[Sikeliot]

I split up the poll into what I believe to be meaningful groupings.

[Sikeliot]

A few notes:

Lucania = Basilicata

And I included Malta with the extreme south.

[Jovan Vladimir]

Puglia and Calabria without any doubt, but I'm not sure which one has more similarity with Greece in terms of phenotypes.

[Sikeliot]

Apulia and Calabria without any doubt, but I'm not sure which one has more similariry with Greece in terms of phenotypes.

Apulia and Calabria look different from one another. Calabrese are darker with, in my view, more Near Eastern input than Apulians.

[Decius]

I'm thinking southeast

[Jovan Vladimir]

Apulia and Calabria look different from one another. Calabrese are darker with, in my view, more Near Eastern input than Apulians.

It's my personal impresion, I always thought that Calabria has more similarity with Greece than Sicily.

I voted for southeast.

[Sikeliot]

I'm thinking southeast

In my opinion it is Apulia, and this makes sense genetically and phenotypically but I am curious if the question is asked, what people put.

[Sikeliot]

It's my personal impresion, I always thought that Calabria has more similarity with Greece than Sicily.

How so?

What is Sicily closer to then? Malta?

[Kouros]

Abruzzo is the hotspot

[StonyArabia]

I think all of Italy is close to Greece, because on ancestryDNA they are both linked together as Italy/Greece.