Angela
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“I’m coming out” LOL
Gedmatch:
I guess you're Southern Italian.
Great fit, too, btw. Which calculator did you use, and is this with v4?
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“I’m coming out” LOL
Gedmatch:
It’s V4 and and the Calculators are:
I guess you're Southern Italian.
Great fit, too, btw. Which calculator did you use, and is this with v4?
i guess so ! Very impressive fit!“I’m coming out” LOL
Gedmatch:
“I’m coming out” LOL
Gedmatch:
Ancestry Compisition :
Europe : 99.2%
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Northeast:
Great Britan + Irish - 18%
German and french - 14.4%
Scandinavian - 1.4%
Finnish- .5%
Broadly northwest - 25.3%
Eastern European - 23% ( says most recent )
Southern Europe - 2.5 percent
Balkan - 1.5 percent
General south- 1 percent
Broadly Europe - 14 percent
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Middle East + North African - .7%
Middle East - .6 percent
Broadly - .1%
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East Asian + native american - <.1 percent
Overall : a european mutt
Salento, you should retake the test too to see how it compares. Not that I like telling people how to spend their money
Here it is, v5 (Ancestral Region: Italy / Puglia)
Wow! They gave you a ton of "Balkan" too. No doubt from prehistoric, and ancient migrations. I guess that's the standard for South Italy, particularly Puglia.
My Balkan Breakdown from LivingDna:
ps Those Ancestries in the UK got to be Romans.
That Calabrian, coastal Basilicata, and Salento region is probably very Greek-like within and of itself. Which probably contributes to the "Balkan" component. The "West Balkan" you're getting from living DNA could have to do with the Messapians, who were thought to be originally Illyrian.
Balkans and Greece (Aegean) are distinct:
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