gunn from suffolk
anyone with the name Gunn from Suffolk reseaching their family tree from Suffolk UK ?
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23 and me and tribes scores
Has anyone over here taken both test,23 and me and tribes?Are you results anywhere similar or worlds apart?I know STR autosmal and SNP autosmal are two different things.Im just wondering if both test will pick up on the same thing.Leave a comment:
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Thanks for sharing, Sali.
Do you know if you have British Isles ancestry in your family tree? Do you have Brazilian matches in your extended report?
I do have British Isles ancestry, but my matches are further down the list. I don't have Brazilian ancestry, but I have high matches.Leave a comment:
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My top 5 I'm Brazilian
Dundee,Scotland 0.99 13.489.29
Flemish-Belgium 0.99 12.340.64
Glasgow,Scotland 0.99 10.171.33
London,England 0.99 8.360.64
Emilia-Romagna,Italy 0.99 8.025.10Leave a comment:
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I just figured out how to copy and paste from the tricky pdf that pasted upside down. Rotate until it is upside-down, then copy and paste it, and it shows rightside-up.
Here are my extended top 20 (from February 2010):
1 Flemish (0.48) 466.98
2 Syria (0.74) 436.81
3 Puerto Rican (Springfield, Massachusetts, U.S.A.) (0.64) 430.40
4 Caucasian (U.S.A.) (0.44) 427.96
5 Central Portugal (0.22) 419.95
6 Northeast Spain (0.43) 417.75
7 Portugal (0.37) 386.08
8 Sergipe, Brazil (0.34) 376.81
9 Santa Catarina, Brazil (0.62) 342.09
10 Denmark (0.4) 336.67
11 Croatia (0.44) 329.23
12 Morocco (0.48) 327.50
13 Flemish (Belgium) (0.41) 318.85
14 Azores Archipelago (0.6) 312.70
15 Portugal (0.42) 311.14
16 Azores Archipelago (0.33) 307.68
17 Central Portugal (0.3) 293.37
18 Azores Archipelago (0.57) 283.29
19 Flemish (0.46) 281.94
20 Caucasian (U.S.A.) (0.66) 267.07Leave a comment:
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I don't know. I googled it and wikipedia didn't much to say about Mechtoids.Originally posted by sherrie View Post
My idea is that people traveled up and down from Morocco and Portugal and the British Isles. Maybe while there was still a land bridge, or maybe after the area flooded and looks like it does now and they travled by boat, or both. Southern England used to be connected to France. So maybe Iberia and the the British Isles had a land bridge too?
I did once read about people travelling by boat from Spain to 'discover' Ireland.Leave a comment:
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New things I found
Has anyone tested through warrior roots besides me?http://www.warriorroots.com/ They are a alternative if people have money concerns and sale a neat product if people want to check it out.I ordered a test and am waiting for results, also SMGF is starting a Autosomal Database but couldnt tell me exactly when it will be up and running they are supposed to email when everythings a go.You will be able to hand enter your results.http://www.smgf.org/pages/sorensondatabase.jspxLeave a comment:
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The truth!
I was reading terms and conditions on a DNA testing site and if this isnt the truth I dont know what is......I got a good chuckle and could relate to the words shock and disbelief how ever I didnt seek any treatment for it!
Please note: Studies have shown that learning new or surprising information about your genetic profile can result in unforeseen emotional responses, including but not limited to shock, depression, anger, disbelief, etc. We are not responsible for these emotional responses, and we recommend that you seek counseling from a qualified health professional immediately if this should occur.Leave a comment:
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DNA Tribes update
Hi Rainbow,
It does seem we have alot in common and be cousins along the line somewhere.They explained to me its berber for the north african region and celt sub region for portugual do you think this looks like a moor?north portugal was included in the south part of Gallaecia and known for the lusitanians /callaicans.Could the north african ancestor be Mechta-Afalou or Mechtoid late Paleolithic and Mesolithic Ibero-Maurusian archaeological culture.Related or similar to cro magnon in south europe.What are your thoughts?
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Hi Sherrie,
Thank you for posting your DNA Tribes results.
We may be related. We share oodles of Portugal, and we have Northwest Spain, Maghrebi, and Morocco. I see you have a Northern Ireland top 20. My Northern Ireland match is below my top 20, but is in my extended report.Leave a comment:
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DNA Tribes update
High Resolution Native Population Match Results
Portugal (0.56) 847.75
Northern Portugal (0.38) 293.31
Maghrebi (0.52)
South Portugal (0.18)
Berber (Azrou, Morocco) (0.26)
Qatar (0.41)
Berber (Asni, Morocco) (0.3)
Guinea-Bissau (0.17)
Northern Portugal (0.27)
Berber (Bouhria, Morocco) (0.32)
Central Portugal (0.22)
Sahrawi (Western Sahara) (0.42)
Portugal (0.23)
Portugal (0.4)
Central Portugal (0.11)
Northern Ireland (0.18)
Northwest Spain (0.32)
Basque (Basque Country, Spain) (0.27)
Extremadura, Spain (0.35)
Iceland (0.36)
High Resolution Global Population Match Results
Portugal (0.56) 847.75
Moroccan (Belgium) (0.38) 589.31
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (0.38)
Northern Portugal (0.38)
Maghrebi (0.52)
South Portugal (0.18)
Berber (Azrou, Morocco) (0.26)
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (0.43)
Qatar (0.41)
Berber (Asni, Morocco) (0.3)
Sao Paulo, Brazil (0.33)
Minas Gerais, Brazil (0.17)
Southeast Brazil (0.21)
Azores Archipelago (0.25)
Guinea-Bissau (0.17)
Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil (0.47)
Caucasian (U.S.A.) (0.4)
Northern Portugal (0.27)
Berber (Bouhria, Morocco) (0.32)
Central Portugal (0.22)
High Resolution World Region Match Results
North African (0.31) 143.46
Horn of Africa (0.53) 68.29
Mediterranean (0.23)
Northwest European (0.17)
Arabian (0.22)
Finnic (0.16
Sahelian (0.1)
Levantine (0.2)
Aegean (0.22)
Mesopotamian (0.19)
Europa Results
Portuguese (0.27) 134.12
Celtic (0.19) 57.32
Belgic (0.18) 51.10
Spanish (0.15)
Italian (0.17)
Finnic (0.16)
Basque (0.12)
Ashkenazic (0.09)
Greek (0.14)
Norse (0.1)
FTDNA:mtdna haplogroup J :5% norway 2% ireland
national geographic:mtdna haplogroup J*
warrior roots:waiting resultsLeave a comment:
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I used to have low scores.
I had thought that your 0.33 Chol Maya was the TribeScore that is supposed to be in parentheses., and that your MLI is probably very high. If 0.33 is your MLI, then that is sort of odd because yes I think that your Native American panel scores should be way higher because your parents are Guatemalan.
And for the record, I don't have any known Alaskan Athabaskan ancestry at all
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I envy scores that are high!!Originally posted by rainbow View PostI did the update yesterday.
Wherever it said (0.4) I put (0.40). And (0.3)=(0.30), etc.
New results:
part B: native populations:
Flemish (0.48) 466.98
Syria (0.74) 436.81
Central Portugal (0.22) 419.95
Northeast Spain (0.43) 417.75
Portugal (0.37) 386.08
Denmark (0.40) 336.67
Croatia (0.44) 329.23
Morocco (0.48) 327.50
Flemish (Belgium) (0.41) 318.85
Portugal (0.42) 311.14
Central Portugal (0.30) 293.37
Flemish (0.46) 281.94
Switzerland (0.43) 255.78
Northwest Spain (0.41) 250.59
South Portugal (0.18) 240.54
Morocco (Arabic speakers) (0.31) 218.87
France (0.40) 188.22
Maghrebi (0.46) 181.03
Andalusia, Spain (0.34) 176.65
Extremadura, Spain (0.40) 176.08
part C global populations:
Flemish (0.48) 466.98
Syria (0.74) 436.81
Puerto Rican (Springfield, Massachusetts, U.S.A.) (0.64) 430.40
Caucasian (U.S.A.) (0.44) 427.96
Central Portugal (0.22) 419.95
Northeast Spain (0.43) 417.75
Portugal (0.37) 386.08
Sergipe, Brazil (0.34) 376.81
Santa Catarina, Brazil (0.62) 342.09
Denmark (0.40) 336.67
Croatia (0.44) 329.23
Morocco (0.48) 327.50
Flemish (Belgium) (0.41) 318.85
Azores Archipelago (0.60) 312.70
Portugal (0.42) 311.14
Azores Archipelago (0.33) 307.68
Central Portugal (0.30) 293.37
Azores Archipelago (0.57) 283.29
Flemish (0.46) 281.94
Caucasian (U.S.A.) (0.66) 267.07
part D: world regions:
Northwest European (0.30) 168.69
Mediterranean (0.34) 159.31
North African (0.30) 131.64
Mestizo (0.50) 105.54
Aegean (0.38) 80.30
Eastern European (0.22) 63.51
Levantine (0.31) 62.35
Mesopotamian (0.29) 44.24
North India (0.38) 26.21
Finnic (0.12) 20.90
Arabian (0.14) 15.37
South India (0.08) 1.86
Altaian (0.06) 1.72
Sahelian (0.02) 1.66
African Great Lakes (0.01) 1.28
My 2010 Europa update
Portuguese (0.34) 244.19
Belgic (0.34) 206.27
Celtic (0.3) 163.24
Spanish (0.27) 114.44
Germanic (0.26) 95.59
Italian (0.27) 93.19
Balkan (0.25) 85.03
Norse (0.2) 75.73
Basque (0.18) 69.08
Thracian (0.25) 61.34
Greek (0.24) 45.49
Polish (0.16) 38.35
Russian (0.12) 29.62
Scythian (0.14) 29.45
Finnic (0.12) 20.90
Ashkenazic (0.06) 14.55
Urals (0.16) 14.13
And guess what I match again, in my Native American panel:
Athabaskan (Alaska) (0.03) 1.68
Overall the scores are much higher. Flemish is now my top match.
Mine:
DNA Tribes Results:
Native Population Match- Uzbek Turkestan 30.20, Palestinian 27.62, United Arab Emirates 17.41, Dubai 16.20, Kuwait 15.06, Korea 12.02
Global Matches- Mestizo Honduras 45.09, Colombia 36.75, Uzbek Turkestan 30.20, Palestinian 27.62
World Matches- Mestizo 15.43, Arabian 9.36, Levantine 7.39, Mesopotamian 4.31, Chinese 2.12
Native American Panel- Chol Mayan- 0.33
Central Asian Panel- Uzbek Chinese Turkestan 30.20, Mongol Ximeng- 4.35, Mongol Wumeng- 2.77, Eastern Anatolia, Turkey 1.59, Yakut 1.55, Xibe Chinese Turkestan 1.03Leave a comment:
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Estremadura
Been there, briefly , years ago. Big province with multiple tribal flavors, coastal, active and vivid on Portuguese side; inland, bland and retrogressive on Spanish side with some Moorish population flavors. No idea of DNA modal distribution; Tribes' excellent regional commentary library likely to have a rundown somwhere. I'm curious as to exactly where in this province Tribes got their sample!Originally posted by BlackWolf View Post
Here's excerpt from old (1911) article:
"ESTREMADURA, or Extremadura, an ancient territorial division of central and western Portugal, and of western Spain;
comprising the modern districts of Leiria, Santarem and Lisbon, in Portugal, and the modern provinces of Badajoz and
Caceres in Spain. Pop. (1900) 2,095,818; area, 23,055 sq. m. The name of Estremadura appears to be of early Romance
or Late Latin origin, and probably was applied to all the far western lands (extrema ora) bordering upon the lower Tagus,
as far as the Atlantic Ocean. It is thus equivalent to Land's End, or Finistere. In popular speech it is more commonly used
than the names of the modern divisions mentioned above, which were created in the 19th century.
As, however, there are many racial, economic and historic differences between Portuguese and Spanish Estremadura, the
two provinces are separately described below.
Portuguese: The capital and the centers of import and export are here and the rich vitality and artistry of Portugal are
seen everywhere, having a somewhat stubborn Celtic flavor, so that the people are sometimes called the Scots of Europe. In 16th C it was the richest country in the world due to the Atlantic fisheries and widespread seaborne imperial trade including ownership of Brazil and many Far East and African franchises.
Spanish:
Immense herds of swine are bred and constitute a great source of support to the inhabitants, not only supplying them with
food, but also forming a great article of export to other provinces - the pork, bacon and hams being in high esteem. The beech, oak and chestnut woods afford an abundance of food for swine, and there are numerous plantations of olive, corkand fruit trees, but a far greater area of forest has been destroyed. For an account of commerce, mining, ommunications,
&c., in Spanish Estremadura, with a list of the chief towns, see Caceres and Badajoz. In character and physical type, the people of this region are less easily classified than those oLeave a comment:
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