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On my Europa test I was closest to Portuguese I have done 23andMe and I have also sent my raw data to Eurogenes and Dodecad projects which all show that I'm fully North European, so it's obviously the DNAtribe results that were faulty.

When I tested myself with DNA tribes some years ago I came back a Canary Islander.

I guess we have to wait until they excavate in Europe my 11.000 year old direct maternal ancestors for the final proof. :wary2: If I have even less mideastern influence than Finns, it's extremely unlikely that any of my ancestors emigrated from the middle east into Europe 8000 to 9000 years...

N1a Neolithic? Davide's admixture analysis http://bga101.blogspot.com/2010/09/europe-middle-east-and-north-africa.html I'm No2 Western/Southwestern European: 0.227639 Druze Middle Eastern: 0.000010 North African: 0.000010 Bedouin Middle Eastern: 0.000010 North/Northeast European: 0.772331...

It seems the info on Wiki was wrong though. http://usmex.ucsd.edu/assets/022/10143.pdf Next time I need to be more careful and check the sources first.

Not R1b but R1-M173 is found in Amerindians. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indigenous_Amerindian_genetics

http://dienekes.blogspot.com/2010/08/ancient-megalithic-mtdna-from-france.html

Y-DNA haplogroup Q is almost non existend in Finland, it has not been detected among the Sámi people either.

This site have some theories: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~gallgaedhil/haplo_q.htm I think he means north-east of Finnmark. Q is absent in Sami who have the highest frequency of N in Norway.

My mtDNA haplogroup is a bit puzzling to me as it's very rare, but this what I have figured out about N1a's distribution from Wikipedia and other sources: N1a distribution Havyaka Brahmin 8.3% Yemen 3.6%(other studies estimate 5.2% and 6.9%) Saudi estimated from 2.4% to 4% Ethiopia 2.2%...

I'm most interested in finding about my own ancestry, not my connection to some American who's Norwegian ancestors immigrated to the US in the 19th century, thats not the reason why I had myself tested, of course I'll try to help them with discovering our shared ancestry as long as it don't...

In Eupedia's table Norway is also 0.5%, but other sources say it's 4-5% ?

I1 is also quite frequent in the Sámi populations Norwegian Sámi 40.9% Finnish Sámi 40.6% Swedish Sámi 31.4% Kola Sámi 17.4%

My results were so out there, luckily 23andMe got it right though.

From wikipedia: It's absent in the Finnish and Sámi populations.

Y-DNA: R1b1b2a1a1* mtDNA: N1a1 I have tested myself with 23andMe and FTDNA ...also DNA tribes but that is something I'm trying to forget.:laughing:

I identify as Norwegian but I most likely have some Scottish, German, Saami and Finnish ancestry. In 1702 about 40% of Trondheim's population were German and some 100,000 east Norwegians have Forest Finn ancestry and large groups of Scots immigrated to western Norway in the 16th to the 18th...

My mtDNA haplogroup is N1a.