you tested with ftdna correct (family finder)? join T Hg project and talk to the admin there, he/she may give you further cluesQuote:
Originally Posted by Kelmendasi
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you tested with ftdna correct (family finder)? join T Hg project and talk to the admin there, he/she may give you further cluesQuote:
Originally Posted by Kelmendasi
Nah I did Yseq but I can't find any T Mtdna groups which sucks ass man kek. I don't want to pay again for further analysis. I think Ftdna would of been a better option for Mtdna analysisQuote:
Originally Posted by PentaDrägon
Judging by the Genomic history of South east Europe table, T1 was found in ancient Germany, Ukraine, Russia, Sweden, Bulgaria and Jordan.
I think I am T1a1 as I have found that a Bulgarian in Albania(with Albanian origin) that is from a village close to my great Grandmothers has this haplogroup and since I may be T1 this may confirm it
https://s9.postimg.org/yqdeupe6n/Inkedimage_29_LI.jpg
He is T1a1l which judging by the Ftdna T1 project has only been found in the Balkans(Bulgaria, Albania and Serbia)
Here:https://www.familytreedna.com/groups...out/backgroundQuote:
Originally Posted by Kelmendasi
You can also create an account at FTdna, as if you were to do an autosomal transfer, but not
And ask questions there. I do believe you are T1, yes
Ok thanks. I too believe I am T1 since I found out about that guy from Albania that lived in a close village to my great grandmothersQuote:
Originally Posted by PentaDrägon
Another interesting thing is that the T1a1l in Bulgaria is from the village of Arbanasi which is a historically Albanian village
i'm also T1a and this site predicts me as T1a1lQuote:
Originally Posted by Kelmendasi
https://dna.jameslick.com/mthap/
Hajde vlla hajde, yh most evidence is suggesting that I am T1a1l as wellQuote:
Originally Posted by DRUM