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    Family Finder (Publish your results)

    Hello, Duarte Thanks for the input. I'm guessing something went wrong with the upload. I'll try again, but just in case, here are the results: 60% European (21% Iberia, 14% British Isles, 12% Southeast Europe, 9% West and Central Europe, 4% East Europe) 14% African (14% West Africa) 8%...
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    Family Finder (Publish your results)

    As a Brazilian of typical Portuguese, African and Native ancestry, I'm puzzled by the 14% "British Isles". 4% Eastern Europe seems odd as well. Also, what a crazy mixture.
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    Robert I of Scotland

    Judging by the Bruce Y-DNA Project, it appears that King Robert the Bruce could have belonged to R1b-S7432, which is right below DF27>ZZ12>ZZ41: https://www.familytreedna.com/public/bruce?iframe=yresults https://www.familytreedna.com/groups/bruce/about/goals...
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    Indo European Haplogroups

    This logic is similar to saying that the internet can't be a human invention, because the homo sapiens sapiens appeared 200,000 years ago. The point is, even if R1b* and R1a* are much older than the PIE language, PIE almost certainly originated and developed among R1b and/or R1a folks...
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    Does Y-DNA influence one's looks after all?

    It may not have any scientific basis, but I have also always visualized these silly physical and mental stereotypes for people of different haplogroups R1b: smallish body frame, a bit hairy, usually dark haired, quick witted, creative, restless, shows emotions R1a: blonde hair, pale skin, cold...
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    Lionel Andrés Messi Cuccittini - Ydna G2a

    Nice find. This could really be legitimate then!
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    Lionel Andrés Messi Cuccittini - Ydna G2a

    Still no reply from "Messi"..?
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    An Overview of All R1b Spread Theories in Layman's Terms

    This could be one of those things that are in fact so simple and so right under our noses that we can't see them. I too have always been skeptical about the idea of R1b übermensch arriving in their panzer-chariots, slicing every man in half with their bronze swords and then carrying away all the...
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    French with I1

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kingdom_of_the_Burgundians
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    Analysis of Norwegian Y DNA

    Angela understands my point perfectly.
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    Analysis of Norwegian Y DNA

    Just a harmless question... Why is it that Scandinavians never take any "heat" for their non-European ancestry, unlike Southern Europeans?
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    Estimating Germanic Y-DNA in Iberia

    Angela, you're most definitely not a part of that group. I never see you attaching or conditioning your Italian pride to being Germanic/Viking/Celtic etc. On the contrary, I always see you trying to put some sense into these Southern nordicists' heads, but it doesn't seem to have much effect.
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    Estimating Germanic Y-DNA in Iberia

    I refuse to believe this Pedro fellow is being 100% serious. Surely this is someone pretending to be Portuguese and trying to give the Portuguese people a bad name on this website? Of course the Suevi left their mark in N. Portugal/Galicia, essentially in a bunch of personal names, some...
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    DNA of Iberians from Europe

    The idea that Jews control Hollywood and that these Jews are on some kind of mission to cast certain types of actors, based on their phenotype, to deliberately "darken" a certain ethnicity (Italian-Americans, Spaniards etc), is classic Stormfront paranoia. Let's look at some Hollywood actors...
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    DNA of Iberians from Europe

    While I don't doubt that Nadal could possibly have some distant Jewish or Berber ancestry, I'm pretty sure that if he didn't spend God knows how many hours a day playing tennis under the sun, he would look exactly like his dad, who couldn't look more typically Greek, Spanish or Italian (Greek...
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    Puerto Rican Y DNA

    That's a rather high proportion of I1, especially if we consider that only about 90% of the Y-DNA in this study is of European origin (which means I1 makes up for about 7-8% of the European male lineages in Puerto Rico). Spain has only 1.5% I1 on average. The 16.5% of R-L21 stands out as well...
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    K12b North-African admixture in Europe (Dienekes K12b, 2012)

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Definitions_of_whiteness_in_the_United_States#German_Americans "Large numbers of Germans migrated to North America between the 1680s and 1760s. Many settled in the English colony of Pennsylvania. In the 18th century, many persons of English descent harbored...
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    K12b North-African admixture in Europe (Dienekes K12b, 2012)

    Anyway, I think Angela is about to yell at us to get back on topic :laughing:
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    K12b North-African admixture in Europe (Dienekes K12b, 2012)

    Even Germans and Irish were considered non-white in the US at some point, lol. Apparently people in those days imagined that the English and Scots spontaneously sprang out of the soil in Great Britain, having no real link to the peoples on the continent (except for the ever-romanticized Vikings...
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