Atypical southern Brit?
What does your Iron Age 2-way and 3-way look like? And medieval 2 and 3-way in mixed mode.90% Welsh/Irish/English + 10% Scandinavian + West Russian/Finnish (varied ancestry tests)
Higher EEF from being Welsh I assume? - But also very Germanic
R-CTS4466 / MT: I1a1
My Heritage does not provide you with ancient ancestry or even genetical distance to closest modern population.
I meant the iron age 3/2 way is similar to my heritage results... but What I uploaded was 23andMe
You can go ahead post your top ten 3-ways I don't care how many posts it takes haha.
Are you Italian also? (French south too I assume)
| 1 | Icelander | 2.267 |
| 2 | Norwegian | 2.329 |
| 3 | Norwegian (Bergen) | 2.379 |
| 4 | Orcadian | 2.449 |
| 5 | Scottish | 2.493 |
| 6 | Danish | 2.496 |
| 7 | Irish | 2.580 |
| 8 | English | 2.582 |
| 9 | Welsh | 2.771 |
| 10 | Dutch | 2.826 |
| 11 | Cornish | 2.888 |
| 12 | Swedish | 3.133 |
| 13 | Shetlander | 3.205 |
| 14 | Breton | 3.268 |
| 15 | German (Hamburg) | 3.470 |
| 16 | German | 4.007 |
| 17 | French Oïl (Pays de la Loire) | 4.358 |
| 18 | German (Bavaria) | 4.455 |
| 19 | Belgian | 4.498 |
| 20 | French Oïl (Ile-de-France) | 4.928 |
| 21 | French Oïl (Normandy) | 4.945 |
| 22 | German (Saxony) | 4.999 |
| 23 | French Oïl (Hauts-de-France) | 5.008 |
| 24 | Austrian | 5.273 |
| 25 | Alsatian (Alsace) | 5.275 |
| 26 | French Oïl (Grand Est) | 5.381 |
| 27 | Czech | 5.450 |
| 28 | Swiss (German) | 5.578 |
| 29 | French Oïl (Bourgogne-Franche-Comte) | 5.985 |
| 30 | Hungarian | 6.014 |
| 31 | French Occitan (Occitanie) | 6.087 |
| 32 | Slovak | 6.208 |
| 33 | Polish (Wielkopolska) | 6.371 |
| 34 | Slovene | 6.452 |
| 35 | French Occitan (Auvergne) | 6.480 |
| 36 | Croat | 6.626 |
| 37 | Swiss (French) | 6.893 |
| 38 | Polish | 6.907 |
| 39 | Ukrainian (Zakarpattia) | 7.119 |
| 40 | Ukrainian (Lviv) |
No Italian that I know of. My listed ethnic groups in my profile are based on DNA reports and known ancestry. I've made a family tree on Ancestry some branches go back to the early 1700s but most end at about my 2nd great grandparents. As for the French ancestry as far as I've seen my ancestors were from Pas de Calais. It's possible that further down the line some of them moved from the south. If I had more disposable income, I would hire a professional genealogist to fill in the gaps and perhaps go further back.
I do know that Icelanders are not 100% Scandinavian. I think I read somewhere that they have around 30% admix from Ireland and Scotland due to the Scandinavian Vikings raiding those areas and taking wives from there to Iceland. I'm at a distance of 3.4 to Icelanders on Illustrativedna. In some 3-way combinations I get Icelander at 21%-26%.
Not sure completely. My guess would be the IA Iberians don't fit with your genetics in combination with the genetics of the Medieval Northwest Europeans in the list for Medieval on Illustrativedna.I am curious as to the difference between the Medieval and Iron age for myself - The Medieval has a 10% Iberian component but Baltic+Eurasian for IA
What are your thoughts?
Okay makes sense... Do you think this is just because of slightly raised EEF ancestry for the British average? 53.4%
Yep, great grandfather immigrated in early 1900s. Some of his other family came over too. The Belgian line came over in the 1870s; may have been French farmers moving to Belgium and living there for a while before the 1870s. My other great grandparents came from England (Stoke on Trent) and Scottish/Irish not far from Glasgow. Other lines come from Feil, Germany, Yorkshire England, earlier immigrants from England/Scotland/Ireland (Based on surnames and also with some being born in Ireland, England with records found on Ancestry etc) ... it gets pretty complicated. Like I mentioned I haven't found an Italian, Iberian or Near Eastern ancestor yet. Some of these 2-4% ancestries/admixes come from one ancestor 5-6 generations ago or multiple further back. At 6 generations that's 64 people. 1 out of the 64 ancestors one has to identify for that 2-4%
It comes up as a mixture of Spanish+Italian and smaller amounts of Sardinian and Sicilian... also around 2% of Iranian/Caucasus in the IA period. I have a few great-grandads who did the milk run and my nan was part of an affair and judging by her looks is the culprit for the extra Anatolian DNA lmao... The neolithic breakdown showed about 44/45% Anatolian farmer
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