5 Rare Genes
Posted: Sun Jul 21, 2019 12:59 am
I received my Rare Genes results the other day. I was a little surprised. But after researching into my family trees, genetic testing, family pictures, as well as the results from my Melungeon test it all seems to make sense. I received:
Scythian
Thuya
Akhenaten
Khoisan
Sinti
It appears I received only one allele for each of these ancient genes and I think I have deduced from which parent I received them from. Although I can not be 100% positive.
Scythian - my mothers side
Thuya - my fathers side
Akhenaten - my mothers side possible fathers side
Khoisan - my fathers side
Sinti - my mothers side
This conclusion is based primarily on family photos that I have been going through over the years compared with physiognomy of the statue of Akhenaten, modern Khoisan Peoples, Romani Gypsies, as well as geographical locations such as “presumed” Ireland and Orkney islands in my recent; 300 - 400 years or so.
Akhenaten has a long and narrow face that appears to be curved from top to bottom jaw line on one side. I have this feature as well as do some of my genetic y matches from places such as Brazil, Mexico, and one of my 7th cousins. One of Akhenatens ears on his famous statue is curl out on the top. Many of the females on my mothers side, including my mother have this feature.
I have deduced that my Khoisan gene is of my fathers side based on a medium stature, slim build and an abundance of freckles in a lot of females and males on various lines of my fathers side as well as the shape of my nose compared with males of my y line and that of some modern Khoisan men and women.
The Scinti I am almost certain is of my mothers side as my great grandfather, mothers maternal grandfather, and his sister greatly resemble that of Romani Gypsies within the last 100-200 years.
Overall I am very pleased with the results of this test.
Scythian
Thuya
Akhenaten
Khoisan
Sinti
It appears I received only one allele for each of these ancient genes and I think I have deduced from which parent I received them from. Although I can not be 100% positive.
Scythian - my mothers side
Thuya - my fathers side
Akhenaten - my mothers side possible fathers side
Khoisan - my fathers side
Sinti - my mothers side
This conclusion is based primarily on family photos that I have been going through over the years compared with physiognomy of the statue of Akhenaten, modern Khoisan Peoples, Romani Gypsies, as well as geographical locations such as “presumed” Ireland and Orkney islands in my recent; 300 - 400 years or so.
Akhenaten has a long and narrow face that appears to be curved from top to bottom jaw line on one side. I have this feature as well as do some of my genetic y matches from places such as Brazil, Mexico, and one of my 7th cousins. One of Akhenatens ears on his famous statue is curl out on the top. Many of the females on my mothers side, including my mother have this feature.
I have deduced that my Khoisan gene is of my fathers side based on a medium stature, slim build and an abundance of freckles in a lot of females and males on various lines of my fathers side as well as the shape of my nose compared with males of my y line and that of some modern Khoisan men and women.
The Scinti I am almost certain is of my mothers side as my great grandfather, mothers maternal grandfather, and his sister greatly resemble that of Romani Gypsies within the last 100-200 years.
Overall I am very pleased with the results of this test.