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Assuming that all lineages are correct and haven't been tampered with, there seems to be a great number of Royals who are Haplogroup G2a. This comes obviously from the testing of King Louis XVI who can trace his ancestry back to Robert of Hesbaye, some of these other famous individuals include...

I stumbled upon this "Professor" and I'm just curious if any of you are familiar with him. Some of his theories include that Celts and Vikings were black there are many more, i think one was that white people lived in caves and were serpent like creatures (I could be wrong about this one)...

Let me begin with this, I don't mean to offend anyone this is just a question I am curious about. There are many who feel that the Viking age has been over-romanticized and they are in fact not as fierce of warriors as many would make them out to be. I am just curious about your opinions on...

Approximately how many emigrated from Flanders/Belgium to the Azores and how much of a mark did they leave on the Azorean people and their culture?

Where is the Haplogroup most commonly found and who do you think may have carried it into Iberia? More specifically Western Iberia.

I recently did an autosomal test with National Geographic and I was wondering how accurate the results that come back are? The smaller percentages in the result do they fall within margin of error? I'm just curious, I'm not 100% sure about the authenticity of autosomal testing. Sorry if I'm not...

I have recently found out that I am R-L21+, I am from Northern Portugal. I am wondering how it may have made its way into Northern Portugal/Galicia. Would this be carried by the Gallaecian Celts or possibly another group of Celts from Gaul or something that made their way down. I have noticed...