What's Your Y-DNA Haplogroup?

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Originally Posted by sleepytigers

R1a1a which is not a common one in Sicily.

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R1a is not as uncommon in Sicily as people usually think, it's still a very small percentage but it's still there. Sicily has the most R1a out of any region in Italy.

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Originally Posted by TheOne

R1a is not as uncommon in Sicily as people usually think, it's still a very small percentage but it's still there. Sicily has the most R1a out of any region in Italy.

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North Eastern Italy has the most R1a out of any region in Italy.

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Originally Posted by Joseph Capelli

North Eastern Italy has the most R1a out of any region in Italy.

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Well they both have pretty close to the same amount. The map you probably looked at probably had no data available for Sicily.

R1b1b2a1a2b (M-153)

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Originally Posted by Joseph Capelli

It's either norman or greek R1a1.

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Most likely Norman, given the area that side of the family is from was more Norman than Greek influenced in recent times.

How and where do I get tested?

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Originally Posted by Siberian Cold Breeze

Not tested yet but C3 for sure

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Women don't have a Y-DNA Haplogroup. :eek::p

I'm R1b L21+ or to be more specific I match the OGAP4 lineage which is thought to best represent the Pictish tribes of Scotland.

i thought it was coming from father side.. then its true for my father