Alnortedelsur Ancestry DNA Update

[alnortedelsur]

Changes from my previous AncestryDNA results:

[tekken999]

Changes from my previous AncestryDNA results:

Is it possible that you might have more Italian than Spanish? Since if I recall correctly, Anna mentioned that her northern italian component was possibly classified under french in the update even though that she has recent family that originates North Italy and none from France and you still have a good amount of french also from what I can tell.

[alnortedelsur]

Is it possible that you might have more Italian than Spanish? Since if I recall correctly, Anna mentioned that her northern italian component was possibly classified under french in the update even though that she has recent family that originates North Italy and none from France and you still have a good amount of french also from what I can tell.

Keep in mind that on my previous results, I scored 12% Brit and 5% Irish/Scott/Welsh. Some of it could have changed to "French".

I think that "French" added to my current 8% Irish/Scott and my 1% English/Welsh/Northwest Europe could reflect some Celtic-like ancestry, perhaps.

Also, my Italian great-grandpa could have been from Northern/Central Italy. I already mentioned that my Italian surname is more frequent in Basilicata, but that doesn't necessarily mean that he must have been from there. Even though my Italian surname is more frequent in Basilicata, it is also present in regions like Latium, Tuscany, Emiglia-Romagna, and Lombardy.

[tekken999]

Keep in mind that on my previous results, I scored 12% Brit and 5% Irish/Scott/Welsh. Some of it could have changed to "French".

I think that "French" added to my current 8% Irish/Scott could reflect some Celtic-like ancestry, perhaps.

Also, my Italian great-grandpa could have been from Northern/Central Italy. I already mentioned that my Italian surname is more frequent in Basilicata, but that doesn't necessarily mean that he must have been from there. Even though my Italian surname is more frequent in Basilicata, it is also present in regions like Latium, Tuscany, Emiglia-Romagna, and Lombardy.

Yes that could be the case. I score about 6% french and 4% english/wales/northwestern and I think this my be due in part to the celtic migrations of the Hallstatt culture that moved into northern/central iberia around 1000 – 300 BC and thus formed the celtiberians after mixing with some of the iberian tribes.

Other Spaniards and latinos that have substantial iberian dna I believe also consistently get french, british isles so its likely in part due to the celtic influence since prior to the Roman conquest, the Iberians were not the only inhabitants of spain during the iron age.

[Kriptc06]

So i basically have dna similarly split likes your fathers since my euro is 76%, native 14% SSA 10%

Same as me.

My father is 75% Caucasian (not 75% Euro) but my mom is 100% Euro, so I'm 82% Caucasian/70% Euro.

same here lol

I'm around 12~13% native and ~10% SSA