Sicilian haplogroups by province according to Sicilian DNA Project.

[alfieb]

Does that mean I should be able to sue the government for the right to the "Costa Normanna"? Then again, the Palazzo dei Normanni is the home of parliament and I don't think they'll be willing to establish that precedent.

[Sikeliot]

A new study has these haplogroup frequencies, but it is a composite of Agrigento, Ragusa, and Catania it looks like.

Column VII:




so that gives us:

E1a: 0.7%
E1b: 18.3%
G: 12%
I1: 1.4%
I2: 3.5%
J1: 6.4%
J2: 19%
R1a: 5.7%
R1b: 30.9%
T: 2.1%

I added these up myself.

[Ulla]

so that gives us:

E1a: 0.7% > African admixture in Europe
E1b: 18.3% > Greeks, Southern Europe, Neolithic farmers
G: 12% > Greeks, Neolithic farmers
I1: 1.4% >Normans
I2: 3.5% >Old Sardinians, Old Balkans
J1: 6.4% > Subclades?
J2: 19% > Greeks, Southern Europe, Neolithic farmers
R1a: 5.7% >Northern-Eastern Europe
R1b: 30.9% >Italics (Siculi?), Celts, Germans, Lombards (North Italy)...
T: 2.1% >? Phoenicians?

[alfieb]

Told you R1b is likely the top HG on the island.

[Sikeliot]

Told you R1b is likely the top HG on the island.

It is according to that study, but if you add up the "Neolithic" haplogroups, together they make the majority.