Are you happy with your haplogroups?

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Originally Posted by Varda

One Serbian ethnologist in the first half 20th century wrote that Novak is Serbian village with only one Albanian Catholic family which arrived from Mirdita in Albania 15 years earlier. He recorded all families by surnames.
Novak is Serbian toponym. We have both name and surname Novak. Root is word 'nov' which means 'new.'

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Originally Posted by Ylla

You just made that up right now. It’s actually one of 8 Albanian Catholic villages in the Prizren region. It’s not “one” family.

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Varda and Ylla, you even have on Poreklo this map where Novacis are listed as one of Arbanasi catun who served Holy Archangels monastery, map is based on XII - XIV century censuses. I just feel sad it was burned in 2004. and maybe even by people who previously prayed in that very same monastery and served it for centuries :(:

https://i.postimg.cc/sfZVdb6W/manastirski-vlasi.png

Author of this map is driver from Poreklo.

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Originally Posted by Pepa

EV13 helped create Vinca Cultre

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Pepa why you always jump in with some strange comment. :shrug: Even if we did what you imply does that make us better people?

I'm a little concerned about mine. H5a1 has been linked to an increased risk of developing Parkinson's disease. My maternal grandmother died from Parkinson's, so since it runs in my family, I am trying to lead a healthy lifestyle by eating well, exercising: mostly walking and biking, avoiding pesticides, herbicides, and other chemicals, and taking vitamins D, C, and B12.

^I would add zinc to your list.



Being r1b is my greatest achievement in life so far. ;)

Not jumping from joy being a generic H. 23&me says Marie Antoinette is my relative. :rolleyes:

I guess? Apparently it's from the early Indus Valley inhabitants (paternal haplo).

the maternal one is Burmese/NE Indian related I'm pretty sure. I would have preferred a Tibetan/Himalayan mtdna

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Originally Posted by Ketchup

I guess? Apparently it's from the early Indus Valley inhabitants (paternal haplo).

the maternal one is Burmese/NE Indian related I'm pretty sure. I would have preferred a Tibetan/Himalayan mtdna

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Is you mtDNA common among turks❓️

Yeah.

My paternal haplotype is of kings and Che Gueverra and the guy from Survive the Jive has my maternal haplotype.

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Originally Posted by Erronkari

Is you mtDNA common among turks❓️

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I don't believe so.

Yes, r-z2125 possibly from the lipka tatars