Post your "genetically predicted place of origin" (based on Eurogenes K36 results)

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Vogelwaarde Hulst, Zeeland, Nederland.

This makes sense. My ancestry is north/west German, English and Dutch.

[ntindeo]

My "genetically predicted place of origin" (based on Eurogenes K36 results):

To be a little safer ... must be made a circle with the center at that point and the radius of ~ 1000 km. It will not be in Brazil, but anywhere in France, northern Morocco or Algeria up to the border with Tunisia or at Torino in northern Italy,or even on the south coast of England.
And pay attention to the water! I woke up swimming near the island of Santorini at 1000km from the foot of the Carpathians mountains.

[Duarte]

To be a little safer ... must be made a circle with the center at that point and the radius of ~ 1000 km. It will not be in Brazil, but anywhere in France, northern Morocco or Algeria up to the border with Tunisia or at Torino in northern Italy,or even on the south coast of England.
And pay attention to the water! I woke up swimming near the island of Santorini at 1000km from the foot of the Carpathians mountains.

LOL. Hello ntindeo. Good Morning. Thanks. In a way, the location shown by Eurogenes K36 coincides with the region of origin of my haplogroup Y, R1b-DF27, which would be in the Pyrenees. Cheers

[ntindeo]

LOL. Hello ntindeo. Good Morning. Thanks. In a way, the location shown by Eurogenes K36 coincides with the region of origin of my haplogroup Y, R1b-DF27, which would be in the Pyrenees. Cheers

It is a good coincidence!
If I think better, also my paternal haplogroup, G2a - P303 may have its origin much further south-east from here, through Anatolia. There is only one step from there to Santorini island.

[Duarte]

It is a good coincidence!
If I think better, also my paternal haplogroup, G2a - P303 may have its origin much further south-east from here, through Anatolia. There is only one step from there to Santorini island.

This is it. Indeed, Santorini is very close to Anatolia. Anatolia is the origin of EEF and one of the routs used by peoples from Steppes to reach Europe.

[italouruguayan]

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[Variel]

Basque: 3,89
Central_Euro: 8,36
East Balkan: 4,25
East Central Euro: 3,78
Eastern Europe: 0,50
Fennoscandian: 13,44
French: 6,79
Iberian: 0,65
Italian: 13,74
North Arlantic: 18,48
North Sea: 25,09
Volga-Ural: 0,99
West Med: 0,02

The calculator put me somewhere in the North Sea (near Scarborough). It‘s more than 550km from where I and most of my ancestors where born. I was born in the former Westphalian part of Lower Saxony.

[Carlos]

He has given me the coordinates of

San Millan de la Cogolla (Soria)


In the 6th century, an anchorite from Berceo named Millán lived here for forty years in some excavated caves, until he died in 574 at the age of one hundred and one. He laid the foundations of what four centuries later would become the Suso monastery, which was founded in 931, in the Mozarabic style.
It was sacked by Almanzor and rebuilt in 1030 in Mozarabic style, by the Navarrese king Sancho III el Mayor. Over time it became a place of pilgrimage, where warriors and nobles came to entrust themselves in their battles against the Muslims.
In 1053 the remains of San Millán were transferred to the Yuso Monastery.

It is considered the cradle of the Castilian language. Inside the Yuso Monastery there are these two plaques that commemorate the birth of Castilian and Basque.

EMILIAN GLOSSES


It is a codex dated 1040, where an anonymous monk from the monastery left in gloss 60, folio 72, the most important legacy, since it is the first testimony of the Castilian language.


Its twelve simple lines translate a Latin text into the language he and his neighbors used.



Very good for me in fact I would say a luxury

[Joey37]

Mine is on the west side of Maastricht; usually in the oracles my closest matches are South Dutch so this makes sense. My male line originates not too far away in the Rhenish Palatinate.