Question about a maternal sardinian haplogroup in 23andme

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He's born in "Nuoro" (according him).

Paternal haplogroup:
I-M26


Maternal:
K1a4a

K1a4a??

Where does that come from?

[Voskos]

K1a4 : found in Early Neolitic Anatolia
K1a4a : found in central and south-eastern Europe

Source:maciamo site

[Mens-Sarda]

http://www.eupedia.com/europe/Haplogroup_K_mtDNA.shtml

K1a is thought to have arisen around 19,000 to 22,000 years ago. It is is by far the most common and diverse subclade in Europe today, and was already by far the most common subclade among Neolithic farmers. The vast majority of Neolithic samples from Central and Western Europe were K1a, including subclades such as K1a1b1 (Spain), K1a2a (Catalonia and Portugal), K1a3a3 (Hungary), K1a4a1 (Catalonia and Germany), and K1a5 (Sweden). K1a is also very common in the Levant today, notably among the Druzes, who are believed to be the population most representative of the pre-Arabic expansion in the Levant, and possibly the closest to the original Neolithic farmers.The Druzes, who have 13% of haplogroup K, possess mostly K1a subclades, including K1a4b, K1a6 and K1a12. K1a4 is found in the Levant, Anatolia, Georgia, and all over Europe. K1a4a1 is the most common K subclade in Western Europe, Germany and Scandinavia today. K1a4 was probably one of the main K1a subclades among Neolithic farmers.

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http://www.eupedia.com/europe/Haplogroup_K_mtDNA.shtml

K1a is thought to have arisen around 19,000 to 22,000 years ago. It is is by far the most common and diverse subclade in Europe today, and was already by far the most common subclade among Neolithic farmers. The vast majority of Neolithic samples from Central and Western Europe were K1a, including subclades such as K1a1b1 (Spain), K1a2a (Catalonia and Portugal), K1a3a3 (Hungary), K1a4a1 (Catalonia and Germany), and K1a5 (Sweden). K1a is also very common in the Levant today, notably among the Druzes, who are believed to be the population most representative of the pre-Arabic expansion in the Levant, and possibly the closest to the original Neolithic farmers.The Druzes, who have 13% of haplogroup K, possess mostly K1a subclades, including K1a4b, K1a6 and K1a12. K1a4 is found in the Levant, Anatolia, Georgia, and all over Europe. K1a4a1 is the most common K subclade in Western Europe, Germany and Scandinavia today. K1a4 was probably one of the main K1a subclades among Neolithic farmers.

Thanks.