Living DNA - Some "Ancestry Through History" feature" of a Southner Spaniard

[Ricimer]

I open this thread to share some of the "Ancestry Through History" maps of my LivingDNA test. Any comment will be wellcomed. As I said in anothers threads, I am fully Spanish.


World timeline

New Worlds - approximately 1,000 to 1,600 years ago

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Era of Empires - approximately 1,700 to 2,000 years ago

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The Indo-European Expanse - approximately 4,200 to 4,500 years ago

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Europe timeline

The Age of Discovery - approximately 500 years ago

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The Middle Ages - approximately 1,200 years ago

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[Ricimer]

Continuing...

Europe timeline

The Great Migration - approximately 1,700 years ago

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The Iron Age - approximately 2,800 years ago

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Early Indo-Europeans - approximately 5,500 years ago
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[Dibran]

Continuing...

Europe timeline

The Great Migration - approximately 1,700 years ago

15824

The Iron Age - approximately 2,800 years ago

15825

Early Indo-Europeans - approximately 5,500 years ago
15826

Very cool! So the time periods(and darkest parts of the map) correlate to where your ancestors were? Is that correct?

Is this fully based on autosomes or does it also incorporate haplogroup migrations?

Can't wait for my results.

[Solothurn]

Thanks

Based on your livingdna experience would you recommend them? I know a male with full Spanish heritage and wants to get a good deal.



I open this thread to share some of the "Ancestry Through History" maps of my LivingDNA test. Any comment will be wellcomed. As I said in anothers threads, I am fully Spanish.


World timeline

New Worlds - approximately 1,000 to 1,600 years ago

http://www.anthrogenica.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=15819&stc=1

Era of Empires - approximately 1,700 to 2,000 years ago

http://www.anthrogenica.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=15820&stc=1

The Indo-European Expanse - approximately 4,200 to 4,500 years ago

http://www.anthrogenica.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=15821&stc=1

Europe timeline

The Age of Discovery - approximately 500 years ago

http://www.anthrogenica.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=15822&stc=1

The Middle Ages - approximately 1,200 years ago

http://www.anthrogenica.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=15823&stc=1

[Pylsteen]

To make things clear, is it correct that the dots on the map of a certain year represent modern people who you share ancestry with around the year of the map?

[Ricimer]

Very cool! So the time periods(and darkest parts of the map) correlate to where your ancestors were? Is that correct?

Is this fully based on autosomes or does it also incorporate haplogroup migrations?

Can't wait for my results.

The LDNA's description of the feature

"What you call your ancestry will depend on what point in history you are looking at. With the through history interactive map we show the spread of your ancestors today from different points in history. The further back in history you look from the wider the spread of your ancestors until the point you see the entire world map lighting up showing how all share common ancestors together and the fact that we are all made up of all of us."

[Ricimer]

Thanks

Based on your livingdna experience would you recommend them? I know a male with full Spanish heritage and wants to get a good deal.



It is a difficult question. I would prefer that you develop your own opinion comparing my LDNA, FTDNA, DNA.LAND and Eurogenes k15 results.

LDNA
16070

FTDNA
16071

DNA.LAND
16072

Eurogenes K15
16073