Post your DNA.LAND results

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Originally Posted by MsSPF

http://img11.hostingpics.net/pics/92...sultatsdna.png

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You have Deff, Iberoid ancestry.

What a mutt
http://s5.postimg.org/kw6evrod3/noname.jpg

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Originally Posted by Litvin

I got a higher % of Northwest European than Noricum. :eek:

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Szwab;)

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Originally Posted by Albannach

Northwest European 87%
North Slavic 8.9%
Ambiguous 3.8%

Is North Slavic common for people from the British Isles?

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Give it 20 years and it will be.

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Originally Posted by Albannach

Northwest European 87%
North Slavic 8.9%
Ambiguous 3.8%

Is North Slavic common for people from the British Isles?

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I uploaded some ancient genomes to DNA Land. "North Slavic" was there.

Rathlin 1 from Early Bronze Age Ireland scores 20% North Slavic:

http://s4.postimg.org/tnjgp0cct/Rathlin_1.png

But Hinxton 4 from Iron Age Britain scores only 2% North Slavic:

http://s9.postimg.org/43oxcbmrj/Hinxton_4.png

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Originally Posted by Litvin

Rathlin 1 from Early Bronze Age Ireland scores 20% North Slavic:

http://s4.postimg.org/tnjgp0cct/Rathlin_1.png

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why Kalash?

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Originally Posted by Annie999

What a sexy mutt

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fixed

Name "North Slavic" is a bit misleading, since this component is not limited just to Slavs.

It is actually Northeast European minus Finnish, and it peaks among ethnic Lithuanians.

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Originally Posted by Dick

why Kalash?

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Many ancient Celtic samples score Kalash. Many modern Brits often also score Kalash.

Some connection must be there. Something from Proto-Indo-European times maybe.

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Originally Posted by noricum

Szwab;)

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Nein! :)

I'm at least 94% Polish (among 16 great-great grandparents, only 1 had a Non-Polish surname - and even that with a surname of Non-Polish origin AFAIK identified as an ethnic Pole already at that time; I'm not sure about the generation of 32 great-great-great grandparents - I haven't yet got there with genealogy).

Of course nobody knows "what was there" before people started using their surnames.

But I suppose that in my region other people are also getting very similar results.

Eastern Poles are getting more of North Slavic though. Especially if they are from Kresy.