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Subject: Re: [Melungeon] African ancestry question
Date: Sun, 16 Mar 2003 11:56:57 EST
In a message dated 3/16/2003 11:49:55 AM Eastern Standard Time,
writes:
> I think by "exotic" he meant Siddhi, Turkish, and Syria rolled into one. I
> also don't recall a "male" Siddhi being discussed but I could be wrong.
> But when added together, the "exotic" plus the AA and the NA, the
> non-Eurasian as he termed it was about 17%. And the "Eurasian" itself was,
> as I understood it, a mix from north to the Mediterranean.
>
> From Karlton Douglas page... link at bottom
FROM THE AUDIO RECORDING CONTAINING DR. KEVIN JONES’ DNA SEMINAR AT THE 4TH
UNION IN KINGSPORT, TN. ON 21 JUNE 2002
*THE EXOTIC:
+4 sequences match Siddhi, which is predominant in northern India. These are
of unquestionable Siddhi ancestry.
+2 sequences match Turkey.
+1 match for Syria.
*SPECIFIC OF THE 20 MALE Y-DNA:
*They already show 7 different genetic types.
*Compared to 4,500 in the gene data bank, a couple of the males matched only
one out of the 4,500 types, and that was Anatolian Turkey. Another matched
one from an Arab population.
*Some Melungeon Y-DNA types matched NONE of the 4,500 in the gene data bank.
That is both interesting and potentially significant.
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Joanne Pezzullo
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