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Twenty-Seven Y-Chromosome Short Tandem Repeats Analysis of Italian Mummies of the 16th and 18th Centuries: An Interdisciplinary Research Introduction Remains of ancient people represent an invaluable opportunity to understand patterns of past population dynamics, appearance and...

It's said that North Africans are distinct from Sub-Saharan populations (SSA), and are closer to West Asian and European populations than to Sub-Saharan populations. Modern North Africans over the centuries have mixed with these Sub-Saharan populations though. I wondered how much SSA...

my grandmother, southern Italian from Campania

Bulgarian 1. Macedonian (5.545) 2. Greek_Thessaly (7.778) 3. Romanian (13.76) 4. Central_Greek (17.05) 5. Serbian (17.26) 6. Greek (18.26) 7. Moldavian (19.39) 8. Greek_Islands (22.41) Romanian 1. Macedonian (11.23) 2. Serbian (12.22) 3. Bulgarian (13.76) 4. Croatian (14.80) 5. Moldavian...

French 1. French_Alsace (6.062) 2. Belgian (6.103) 3. French_Provence (8.246) 4. Spanish_Galicia (9.0) 5. Spanish_Valencia (10.59) 6. Spanish_Cataluna (10.73) 7. North_Italian (11.09) 8. Spanish_Andalucia (11.10) French Alsace 1. French (6.062) 2. North_Italian (6.946) 3. Spanish_Galicia...

The Oracles and calculator Mytrueancestry.com uses is just Eurogenes K15, so there is no difference with the results on Gedmatch. What I find most interesting on Mytrueancestry.com are the distances based on Y-DNA. Does anyone know the sources? Interesting differences between Italians...

The Oracles and calculator Mytrueancestry.com uses is just Eurogenes K15. So there is no difference with the results on Gedmatch. What I find most interesting on Mytrueancestry.com are the distances based on Y-DNA. Does anyone know the sources? Interesting differences between Italians. North...

Does DNA tribes really works?

Thank you. Is there any genetic study about Piedmont and Liguria?

Sicilian actress and model Clizia Incorvaia

Sicilian actress Tea Falco

A typical negative post. Usually a single, one post account.

Is it connected to Lombards of Italy? The Langobards? Thanks.

I'm talking about these ones: "Oppida Lombardorum and U152". These are the Oppida Lombardorum in Sicily, their Lombard cities in Sicily: The Norman conquest of Sicily opened the door to a steady influx of ‘Latin Christian’ settlers and the creation of a string of new towns referred to...

Thank you! I'm talking about Lombard colonies in Sicily. They are still there and they still speak their own language. I guess they are a mix of Lombards (mostly Northern Italians, than plus French people from Provence and Brittany, and Normans).

Adige People? Do you mean Adygeya?

I was asking about first map. :-) Ferrero is an Italian surname too. Nutella.

It was removed.

No one? I'm interested too.

Is it serious this map?