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My results are finally available. I was a bit underwhelmed to be honest. They have my YDNA haplogroup as E-V13, not going further down (I know I am CTS9320 from the ytest in FTDNA). My mtDNA haplogroup is U5a1b, same as in 23andme. Now to the autosomal results: Europe 90.3% -Europe South 58.5%...

I did some research in familytreedna and classified some subclades with surnames and places of origin where available. The Nevgen tool was very helpful in predicting some clades. It seems the main subclades in Greece are: Z5018>S2979>FGC11457 (Peloponnese including Arvanite areas)...

Is there any more info about those subclades apart from what is written in the E1b1b page? Does anyone know where they peak, their frequencies etc? Would it be possible to get maps?

I wonder if Maciamo could make some maps for East and West Med admixture, wouldn't it be very interesting?

E-V13 is now E1b1b1a1b1a and is a subclade of E1b1b1a1b1 or E-L618 which is in turn of subclade of E1b1b1a1b (E-Z1919). E-V12 and E-V65 are now considered subclades of E-Z1902, while E-V22 is classified with E-L168 as subclades of E-Z1919. A third subclade of E-M78 was announced and it's E-M521...

It is accepted that J2 entered the Balkans from the middle east. When did this begin to happen? Was E-V13 already an established haplogroup in the area during that time? Did the two haplogroups follow the same route (Anatolia)?

The origin of E1b1b1a is for sure african according to almost all sources. As regards V-13 the most prevalent theory is that it arrived to the balkans (where it is mostly found today) from the middle-east. There are some theories though that claim that the particular haplogroup arose in the...

I recently had my DNA tested with 23andme and my mtDNA haplogroup was revealed to be U5a1b which was a big unexpected surprise to me. I have tracked my maternal ancestry as back as the second half of the 19th century to Pieria, Greece, where my maternal grandmother's maternal grandmother came...