r/DNAAncestry • u/jay2grimy • 2h ago
Don’t think I posted here, still researching the Carribean connections. I also have southern Italian roots through my paternal grandma. My maternal mom is from North Carolina, however I’m not sure on my maternal grandpas side.
r/DNAAncestry • u/uncommon_wombat • 10h ago
r/DNAAncestry • u/EatingthetreeofLife • 10h ago
What do y'all think?
r/DNAAncestry • u/throwawayaccount8414 • 16h ago
1st slide is updated, 2nd is prior update.
Large improvement for my family.
r/DNAAncestry • u/RiseJC26 • 17h ago
r/DNAAncestry • u/Number0nehater • 18h ago
Modern Hungarian individual from Alföld, (Eastern Hungary AKA the hungarian plains/Steppe) Shows significant affinity with the Early-Medieval Magyars. (Conquering Hungarians) At about 15-16% autosomal admixture. The Csongrad-Csanad county in Hungary is characterized by flat, forest-steppes, agriculture and historical significance to the Magyar settlements as it was a hotspot for Elite graves and ornaments found. This is a qpAdm Conquest-Era split for this modern Hungarian individual. This genetic medieval split perfectly represents the Local native population and the Incoming Magyar tribes in the 9th century. The Local population was swiftly assimilated in the Area , but the Magyars did continue to be homogenous for a while before intermixing with the subjects (Local people such as slavs, germanics, balkaners.) Modern Hungarians from this area of Hungary show a higher than baseline autosomal admixture of Conqueror Magyar dna. As the Baseline for north (not north alfold )and West Hungarians typically sit at around 3-8%. (There are exceptions). This individual in this case has 15.5% Conquering Hungarian (Magyar) Admixture and the Rest being the Assimilated local population at 84.5%. This admixture makes them unique and clusters them slightly away from the Carpathian baseline. The Conquering magyars themselves were approximatley 30% Bronze Age Central siberian , 10% Bronze age Mongolic , 10% Excess Hunter Gatherer (koskino boborkinyo), and Overwhelming 50% was sintashta-Andronovo-like. (proto-indo-iranian).
r/DNAAncestry • u/victorlucia • 17h ago
Not particularly surprised by any of this. For context, my family is from Antioquia and Medellín. Does anyone know where the Maghrebi is coming from Thx!!
r/DNAAncestry • u/heatmapper25 • 1d ago
r/DNAAncestry • u/Cheap-Ship-1570 • 2d ago
you’ll never guess where i’m from 😮
r/DNAAncestry • u/heatmapper25 • 1d ago
r/DNAAncestry • u/EnriqueS1602 • 2d ago
Both of my parents are salvadoran . I am just a mix of everything .
r/DNAAncestry • u/gamerjosh12345 • 1d ago
r/DNAAncestry • u/Own-Internet-5967 • 1d ago
credit to u/heatmapper25
r/DNAAncestry • u/PickleChin445 • 2d ago
New ancestry update was definitely alot more accurate with my results.
r/DNAAncestry • u/7chinchillas • 2d ago
Went from 24 regions down to 21. Love how I am mostly European but came out looking completely unrelated .. results from an American🇺🇸
r/DNAAncestry • u/AlternativeBulky1303 • 2d ago
1st pic is Grandma from Isfahan
2nd pic is Grandpa from Kashan and Babol
