Recent content by despot

I see, still interesting considering Poles have always been historically closer to I1 folk than people from Balkans.

No of course not, I was kidding but it is interesting that the Thervingians settled south of Danube in large numbers thanks to the huns. I doubt they all got up and left to become Visigoths with Alaric and ramsack Rome with their women and children. I might be wrong but I think there is more I1...

Apparently I'm I1 z63+, I think Alaric and the Thervingian goths sowed their seeds big time in Serbia/Moesia after they settled south of the Danube en masse.

I checked my SNPs with Dr. Ken Nordtvedt via email. I am L22- P109- M227- but DF29+ so that leaves Z58 and Z63 but impossible to check on 23andme. What a ripoff. Either can be I1-ASgen considering there are vast amounts of Z63+ in England as well according to him.

Thanks, I know others that got I1* on 23andme were of a different subclade than just I1 and had to test it again like at FTDNA

Does this help? I'm still trying to understand all of this I1 defining mutations variant call der (P30) A (P40) T (M307) A (M450) A (M253) T This is my "conservative" results from 23 and me...

They should separate Balkanic and add Illyrian, Greco-roman, south slavic or something to that effect instead of grouping everyone together, even Slovenes are Balkanic on 23andme.

thanks guys, these are my final results from 23andm me anyways...

By the way i am from a region where many men were Hajduks or guerilla fighters against the Ottomans

Yes I am from "Moesia Superior" how sizable do you think it was?

Thanks for the reply, unfortunately I don't. Just a straight I1, notI1* or I1 a etc

Hello, I am new to the forum and got my results back last week. i am I1 and I know this is rare in Serbia proper. I come from a small town in central serbia where supposedly Saxon miners settled. Could it be from them or another source? Thank you