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r1b keeps me smiling. I am in r1b-L238 (m269 subclade). mostly known as norse..while never being there. LOL. I was even called native american a few years ago. (proven west europe after all) I am all irish with one grave on iceland...850CE. We trace to basque heading into 2k years. From there...

I love your theory. I was stumped going back into the common spanish, from p312, L238 (famous vikings, irish, welsh, england, scotland) my doubt began with a so called ancient grave being younger than my proven tree and surname history in line with Y dna allele chronology. I believe we are...

very interesting thread. trying to learn about me.. this forum has been great. I rarely speak. 8th post in 2 years. my y700 and mtdna full was completed almost 3 years ago. my mom is v19, came back labelled as Saami. LOL. My paternal is L238. Some very famous vikings. my closest grave is...

goes both ways. I have graves older than some of their theories.. I then simply stepped back. I am quite convinced after 5 years of reading: No yanmaya, for my m269. my y700 even gathered r1b-v88..living testers with names. 100% african. there is a trail missing.. I hope science finds it...

very true I learned my own name was st. john in basque 1600 years is the oldest writing.. in my y group today it has (by majority) these names mean john: donovan (oldest known writing is christian crusader. it is basque donibane 400AD) jackson, jack johnson, johanisson hensen, hanson and the...

thank you for the info my oldest name is an etruscan in my Y list. I am trying to bridge the oldest most accurate dna path to my modern one.( dna has been the only thing to figure my alien basque irish trail would love more info on this one.it has a giant group in scandinavia today. my...

anyone know what top 0% means :wondering: they did do ok in generalizing my trail.. never taking it too seriously. 16. Bronze Age Bulgaria 3000 BC - Genetic Distance: 10.44 - I2165 Top 0 % match vs all users

I read the archived thread from 2013. the usual flip flop of scandinavian first. my surname begs to differ (dondubhain) it is basque spain with a touch of french.. has to be dated to after christian, as it means saint john My Y dna test got very expensive.. they grouped me with andersons at...

very interesting I learned my surname is basque, and went to irish 1k years.. its like being a denisovan dna stuck on a philippine island. I try those ancient grave matching and match all of europe. my name itself is quite dead..but an adoption in sweden took off from hundreds of years ago..and...

thank you for this thread, I did not know if to trust mytrueancestry. I see some genune italian in here..and very glad to. I match too much to make sense of it.. I only have an italian grandma. 1. Medieval Piedmont 580 AD - Genetic Distance: 5.742 - CL57 Top 100 % match vs all users...