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V4 chip... actually I have a no-call on either P312 or U106...Quote:
Originally Posted by Artek
but then I used the "23andMe to YSNP" program... I'm negative for U106, U152, L21... DF27 is spared but many of its subclades (M153, SRY2627...) are negative... I'm probably one of those small clades like DF19 or DF99...
Don't know how reliable is "23andme to YSNP" though...
It's reliable enough. So the only way for you to know is geno 2.0 or FTDNA. I would've chosen geno 2.0 and transferred the data to FTDNA for free.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tchek
I'm italian, my grandfather comes from Cerignola, Apulia. My haplogroup is R1b1a2a.
I-M253..so that's I1a using that nomenclature, right?
My paternal line is the southernmost in my family..it's from the outskirts of Viseu (at least up to my great-great grandfather..no reason to think his ancestors weren't from the region, since they were all from small villages in the region).
No that's I1. You did 23andme?Quote:
Originally Posted by Vasconcelos
http://cache.eupedia.com/images/cont...logroup_I1.gif
Nope. A cousin of mine from my paternal line did some test (I didn't even ask where) and got that..so unless there was cuckolding involved (hi, milkman) I share his result.Quote:
Originally Posted by Afonso de Albuquerque
I don't spend money on this sort of thing, I don't care much about this. But I thought I'd share the result with you.
Ok, now you know your paternal line comes from the germanic invasions most likely.Quote:
Originally Posted by Vasconcelos
...muss ich Deutsch sprechen?Quote:
Originally Posted by Afonso de Albuquerque
Du musst Westgotische oder Suebische lernen.Quote:
Originally Posted by Vasconcelos
Ja, aber wir haben leider keine informationen über Suebische.Quote:
Originally Posted by Longbowman