Ancient Anatolian spread pretty much everywhere in Europe not only to Greece / South Italy. Check out this thread: https://www.eupedia.com/forum/threads/illustrativedna-like-european-calculator.45300/#post-693463
Non-French admixed Corsicans are basically a mixture of Ligurian and Tuscan, so unless any of those two score higher West Med than the Sardinian I would say it is unlikely.
I see, however I fail to reconcile that with the fact that unemployment rate in Italy is only 5%. Does it highlight that a lot of working-age people are not looking for a job to begin with?
I think this mixes up two different things: genetic admixture and phenotype.
A map showing “Germanic ancestry” or “Germanic admixture” is not claiming that Italians should look like North Germans or Scandinavians. It is usually measuring segments of DNA statistically associated with ancient or...
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