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This^ I've seen so many people disregarding facts and interpreting the haplogroups so it fits their narrative. The most obnoxious of them being Turks. No matter which haplogroups you tell you have they somehow make sure it's traced to central Asian Turks. Sent from my iPhone using Eupedia Forum

I did actually get a couple of precentages Italian(2-3% on 23andme), but I disregarded it since it's so little, myheritageDNA gave me 15% Italian for some reason, but I don't trust them as much as 23andme, although the gedmatch tests with Italian in them also estimaed a 9-15% Italian, but I'm...

Yeah either she was a Turk-Bulgarian hence from my 55% West asia or she was slavic contributing further to my 40% Balkan. I will never know, but I would love more info about Kazanlak if anyone more has stories from there or such. Edit: I have another ancestor from "Boğdoğa" according to...

I'm Turkish as far as I know, my family tree tells me my fathers mothers fathers side was from the balkans, my mothers side of the family circassians and the rest from the anatolia region. I turned out 0% east or central asian. 55% Western Asia 40% Balkans

Interesting, my fathers mothers fathers side of the family was from the debar region, primarily from the river(Radika?). Could you help me locate some place called "Bogdoga" ? Think it's nearby, but can't find it on any map on any language.,. Edit: Besides who the hell cares about his ethnic...

* 55% West Asian(*** Turkey) * 40% Balkan with no dots on anything. But I know for a fact my fathers mothers mothers mother was from Kazanlak. I have 0 information about that, but am super curious. The only theory I have is that she probably emigrated with her family to the Ottoman...

So the most J2a1 heavy people are Armenians, Lebanese and Iranians with Turkey and Syria close by?

What kind of map programs? Where can I find those

These are some neat looking maps, thanks!

That's to fascinating! Thanks for the input, really do appreciate it. Would never have crossed my mind, India feels so far away, but given the time frame it sounds more than applause. How widespread is this particular gene among western europeans?

500km+ marigin of error, but my grandparents where really far away and I'm mixed so that was expected.

First off, hello everyone! I would like to start a discussion about the M haplogroup as my first post. Just learned my mtDNA is M5a, but I can barely find information about M itself so I thought we might need a thread on it first. I will try to update this post whenever I find more information...