Help Interpreting My GEDmatch

[jourukun]

I have put my raw data through some of the most acclaimed Admixes but have no clue how to interpret the results. I guess my question is, broadly speaking, what am I? Looking back at my family history has been extremely difficult thus far as my mother passed away when I was young meaning I have little contact with her side of the family. All I know is that her side of the family has been in Sussex, England for the past 150 years or so. My paternal grandmother was adopted as a baby and has no idea about her heritage. I will try to answer any questions!

Eurogenes K13
60138

Eurogenes EUtest V2 K15
60139

Dodecad V3
60141

Dodecad K12b
60142

HarappaWorld
60143

MDLP World-22
60144

[jtoml3]

I have put my raw data through some of the most acclaimed Admixes but have no clue how to interpret the results. I guess my question is, broadly speaking, what am I? Looking back at my family history has been extremely difficult thus far as my mother passed away when I was young meaning I have little contact with her side of the family. All I know is that her side of the family has been in Sussex, England for the past 150 years or so. My paternal grandmother was adopted as a baby and has no idea about her heritage. I will try to answer any questions!

Eurogenes K13
60138

Eurogenes EUtest V2 K15
60139

Dodecad V3
60141

Dodecad K12b
60142

HarappaWorld
60143

MDLP World-22
60144

Your results seem to fit with someone of British/Western European ancestry. You probably have a German ancestor somewhere along the line as well.

[Petalpusher]

It looks like just very British Isles ancestries with high N.Atlantic. It comes out Germanic as usual and hit North Dutch first, there could be some WestGerman/Northern France or something else around, but really too hard to tell as everything is so close in the region and there s not any clear pattern or anything very unusual in the admix (maybe slightly high east med / low west med).