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K29 [FTDNA b37_concatenated] NORTHERN EUROPEAN 54.4% - Northwest European 54.4% - Scandinavian 0.0% SOUTHERN EUROPEAN 37.6% - Greek-Albanian 37.6% - Sardinian-Sicilian 0.0% - Southwest European 0.0% EASTERN EUROPEAN 0.0% - Eastern Slavic 0.0% - Southern Slavic 0.0% - Baltic 0.0% WEST ASIAN 8.0%...

kurd mentioned something of batches maybe they are going in order, but no clue what my number is, but if they are selling the k29 now than no extra costs just waiting; it will be seen; PS: the message you send them, do you used the smiley in the purple bubble/circle?

posted the results on the FTDNA thread; about the k29 update hayden in anthrogenica said about the previous k12 update that you have to notify geneplaza to update otherwise they wont do it meaning its not automatic ??? is that also here the case?

FTDNA myOrigins West and Central Europe 52% Southeast Europe 40% British Isles 5% West Midle East 3%

not just where they lived, they are still there my maternal muschpoke; cousins their kids, uncles, aunts and things of that nature; varese is towards the lakes and hills but i know that you can look at those hills/mountainous in the distant horizon meaning from the flat you see them in the...

as i said i dont really have a clue on the dynamics (oracle) and how to look at it (oracle) so yes those results are very helpful so thank you very much; in V2K15 4popapprox i get consistent 20/20 two pairs norwegian/west_norwegian is that normal for south germany? i seriously do not know...

myHeritage North and West Europe 51,8% -North and West Europe 51,8% South Europe 41,1% -Italian 33.8% -Greek 7.9% East Europe 7.1% -Balkan 7.1%

it could be; i have been told that from gedmatch oracle-4 the V2K15 is precise but not sure how much and that there is a gradient in in this calc and another one (i think puntDNAL/but forgot) that has a defining gradient between east-med and west-med with north italians always scoring higher...

kurd had an elaborate explanation about sardinian-sicilian in anthrogenica #533 its shut-down and maybe kingjohn or dibran remember it better but it was mostly about shared drift with sardinians/EEF(orig pop) and why he decided to remove them; there is def a strong south-european/mediteranean...

47% Southwestern Europe 40% Northern and Central Europe 5% Eastern Mediterranean 5% Northeast Europe 3% Iran Caucasus Anatolia

i tried that and always got error cant post links, but wait ill post my myHeritage results and than come back and attach the HarappaWorld to this post that way i score 10 posts; Population S-Indian 0.30 Baloch 5.12 Caucasian 20.54 NE-Euro 36.13 SE-Asian - Siberian...

i can not, it reads error and that i must have at least 10posts to post a link ??? when i reach the ten ill post them i can also post the V2K15 and the TolanPCA (is there a specific thread to post it?); i cant find the DNA.Land thread either so ill figure out what i can post; paternal side is...

i dont, no the maternal side is all from the po valley i very much like kurds k25 i think it is very accurate but also DNA.Land has also a good break down/up of south european ancestry ?maybe the most detailed? when i find the thread ill post my result (FTDNA b36_autos) there;

no k29 update yet; my k25 results FTDNA[b37_concatenated] NORTHERN EUROPEAN 44.5% - Northwestern European 28.5% - Scandinavian 16.0% SOUTHERN EUROPEAN 44.3% - Sardinian-Sicilian 27.0% - Greek-Albanian 17.3% - Southwest European 0.0%...

there is a cryptic passage about contemporary Chl CO1[baden] in kilinc et al but she is not incl into the overall shared drift conclusion, given the burial rite of remedello in contrast to rinaldone there could be an earlier tiszapolgar/carpathian link involved maybe indicated by the clear shift...

r.jung (2011) did an analysis of copper in bronze weapons from north_italy and south_italy dating to MBAIII-FBAII by chemical composition and found they were from the same source ore/mining which is now revealed to be sardinia; the interesting part is that it all post-dates the destruction of...

thank you very much last post i saw from kurd before they shut down the forum was k29 but now i know its wednesday/this_weeks geneplaza thanks a lot for the info alex

judging by the PCA of mathieson et al (balkan_ba) and amorim et al (ema_pannonians) plotting with modern north/central italians i think the slovenians are a signal of an entire new people of that region as the tyroleans seem to intermixed more with the pre-existing people; the neolithic zones...

Hallo Kingjohn is kurd going to post the updates in here now?' thank you very much