Recent content by Sophax

Hi, I have K1a13 and my motherside is from northern france and belgium (greater Flanders)

Hey there. My maternal haplogroup is K1a13, I've been able to trace back my motherside genealogy till 1680 in french flanders (really close to the border with belgium) So here's my question, is K1a13 typical to there ? May it be related to Frankish people or Belgae tribes ?

Yes I used ySeq predictor, Geneanet and Morley. Both gave me E-L618 as terminal subclade (or synonym in the case of Morley) which confused me a lot as I thought it's pretty high in the philogenetic tree. Thanks again for sharing your knowledge.

Thank you for the precision Hawk ! Riverman, unfortunatly I did the 23&me test, my closest relatives are: #1 - 0.58% DNA shared, Algeria, no more informations. #2 - 0.56% DNA shared, French, comparable autosomal (68% from MENA, 31% european, 1% other). Maternal haplo H1 #3 - 0.51% DNA shared...

Really interesting thank you, my father's ethnicity is from berbers in Aures region (east part of algeria), that's why I found it quite surprising

I've been searching for information about origin and migration routes of mypaternal haplogroup, E-L618, and I've read it's associated with Mechta-Afalou / Iberomaurusian culture, mostly. This culture is known as the "paelo-berber" but Mechtoid men carried mostly E-78 (and subclades) haplogroups...

Thank you so much for sharing your findings !

Thank you all for answers. In fact my father is chaoui and my mother from northern france, so I'm mixed. Never heard about much recent interbreeding in Aures mountains, no much french nor Ottoman nor Spaniard. I presume it may be from Roman or byzantine conquerors, but it's almost impossible to...

Thanks a lot for your advices, what's the best testing company in your opinion to do that ? Anyway, pretty proud to be part of the E-L618 team !

Hi folks. I've been uploading my raw datas from the autosomal test of MyHeritage to YSEQ, and it gaves me the prediction for Y-hap E-L618 I've been also uploading it to Morley's predictor and it says: E-L250 (E1b1b1a1b1a4 or a7 in 2013 ISOGG tree) It seems that this E-L250 was part of E-V13, or...

Fine ,thank you Pax Augusta ! Sorry for the geographic confusion.

Quick upload: it appears that the only E-L618 (which is now reported to be the upper branch of E-V13 on yfull v9) tested in Algeria is from Tebessa, which was founded by the romans for the Leg. III Augusta. It coes like this: E-L618 E-Y182141 (found in Sicilly and Algeria) E-BY64249 My...

Thank you very much for your friendly answers, sorry for double posting if an admin comes through here, I tried to put a bit more details on the other topic. In any way, the lack of datas from north africa is a pain in the eye.

Hi, I've been analysing my raw datas with Morlay predictor and it says: E-L250 aka E1b1b1a1b1a7 But ISOGG says E-L250 is E1b1b1a1b1a4 and now related to E-L143. From there, I found that it was related to E-V13 (wikipedia E-V68 page) Then I checked the geneanet predictor, it gave me: E-L618. I...

Hi everyone ! My fatherline is from Aures mountains in Algeria, from a berber background called Shawi people. My Y haplogroup is E-V13 (old E-L250) but it seems that there's not more than a single percent of this haplogroup there, and I haven't more details. Can I found a way to estimate its...