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Many thanks, I saw it on my FTDNA Notable connections some days ago. It would be great to have further news regarding his subclade under JL26, because this clade is a bit too old.

Thanks a lot for you comment Italouruguayan. Indeed in Chile prevalent European ancestry ( and looks) is mostly related to upper class people. As you could imagine, both people on those pictures are my ancestors, the woman is one of my great grandmothers, and the man is my direct male ancestor...

Thanks let's see if it works now

Chileans are truly mixed. It is also interesting to add the relevance mostly of Germans, Italians, Croats and Palestinian immigrants that arrived in the country between the middle of XIXth and the beginning of the XXth century specially on some areas of the country This are two examples of...

Sorry in San Juan de Cuyo not Salta....

Hi King John, I understand Maradona's male line is from Galicia. He is suppose to descend directly from Francisco Fernández de Maradona, born in Sant Pedro de Arante (today Arante), Spain, on 1745 and stablished in Salta, in Northern Argentina. Regards

Just a brief comment. My wife is Sardinian, so for some time I've been reading about Sardinian History and genealogy. Regarding some surnames such as Pisano or Pisanu (my mother's in law surname), not all of them came from Pisa, probably many of their ancestors were part of the pisan part of the...

Yes, is the sample from 'Santi Marcellino e Pietro' in Rome

Thanks a lot Martian. I don´t use facebook. Regarding the sample, I think he should have been an officer or a relevant functionary, from the paper: "Individuals with EasternMediterranean ancestry could have high social status: 3 out of the 4 individuals buried in twosarcophagi (each containing a...

Hi Martian, we need to wait to have further answers. Although the oldest sample of L70, until now, was found on the Marche region in Italy, it should be from the late Republican roman period. There are other L70's on the imperial period and late antiquity, one is from a roman site in the roman...

Hi Martian, you could find further news about this clade on Yfull https://www.yfull.com/tree/J-Z40772/ . You will indeed form a new subclade . Your branch is not obscure, there are people from many places in Europe that belongs to this clade. We are still waiting for a confirmation regarding...

Until now there are no details on the Galatas ancient Mycenean sample, it should be L70....

Nice finding. We are still waiting for the Galatas Myceanean sample, that should be L70 as well. It would be great to have classical greeks samples, I'm sure L70's clades played an important role on the Greek expansion through the Mediterranean.

Thanks for your comment Supreeeme, as always well grounded. I agree with your statement, I would like to add that we still don't know when and how deep L70's subclades entered in central Italy. We have an old, late Roman Republican sample L70 in the Marche Region, and a relevant presence of this...

It seams JL70 was found on an ancient Myceanean. This will confirm its ancient Greek origin and its importance on the Magna Graecia colonies of southern Italy. Let's wait for the last Reich paper to be sure of it, but this would be very important to understand the expansion of some L70's...

J2, Many Thanks.

Stia attento a non sciogliersi col caldo di questi giorni...enjoy your trip nel Bel Paese

Hi Kari, do you have any subclades for J2?, many thanks in advance

Thank You Supreeeme

Hi, What I think is that L70/Z435 were born somewhere on the Aegean (Anatolia or Greece). Their expansion to other geographical areas is related to different period of times, and mainly to Myceaneans, other costal anatolic people, greek (classical and hellenistic periods) and on more recent...