What's Your Y-DNA Haplogroup?

E1b1b1a1b.

Most likely E1b1b (E-V13).

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Originally Posted by The Illyrian Warrior

Most likely E1b1b (E-V13).

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Did you already tested yourself?

R1b-M269

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Originally Posted by Methusalem

Did you already tested yourself?

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Nope, unfortunately we still don't have DNA laboratories to conduct the DNA test over here. Not sure about Albania thou however as soon as DNA testing is available I'd do a DNA test. :)

PS. That's why I said "most likely".

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Originally Posted by The Illyrian Warrior

Nope, unfortunately we still don't have DNA laboratories to conduct the DNA test over here. Not sure about Albania thou however as soon as DNA testing is available I'd do a DNA test. :)

PS. That's why I said "most likely".

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You could order a 23andme kit and sent it to the US.^^

Keep the off topic out of it please.

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Originally Posted by Jackson

Thanks for sharing. It's probably because it's assuming you are a mixture, a British person with some degree of Greek ancestry would be probably close to a French person genetically.

Also i'm not sure about the whole tribes of Israel thing, seems hogwash. R1b-L21 is most common in the British Isles and northern France.

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I'm a British Greek mix and my one population match is France...

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Originally Posted by Graham

France I think has a ban against DNA testing. It's a illegal. Lack of identity culture. I'm guessing you're mainly Northern French.

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Probably because they want to Africanize France LOL. Prove the out of africa theory once europeans there have inter bred with enough blacks and other races. France is a sick joke.

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Originally Posted by NormanDePoer

Probably because they want to Africanize France LOL. Prove the out of africa theory once europeans there have inter bred with enough blacks and other races. France is a sick joke.

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It's because those tests, especially ones testing Y-DNA, can be construed as paternity tests which are punishable in France "to preserve peace in families" if taken without a court order.