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african americans/west indians out there who have had their dna tested with african ancestry . were you happy with the results. was it worth the price, only real feedback please,im thinking to do this
just to expand my question,i am referring to the site african ancestry.com which can match dna from particular regions/ethnicities in africans for people of african descent in the americas, im curious to hear from other black people who have had that test
just to expand my question,i am referring to the site african ancestry.com which can match dna from particular regions/ethnicities in africans for people of african descent in the americas, im curious to hear from other black people who have had that test
Basic Genealogy Research would likely answer that question for you.
Are you asking about DNA testing? yDNA or mtDNA? yDNA is least expensive and may have the broadest database for comparisons through only male surname line with yDNA if you want to apply that to genealogy research. You would get haplotype and genotype information. mtDNA is a worthless waste of $$ for genealogy research at this time.
Through the company called http://www.familytreedna.com you can be sure of anonymity as simply as using a free email and screen name, and that your mail-in cheek swabs (buccal) test only test for specific “markers” that would be helpful in your research to compare to others of your male (yDNA) line. Read their FAQ for lots more information.
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BioPet DNA Breed Identification Kit $48.95 Easy – A brief swab of the inside of your dog’s cheek collects the DNA sample. Fast – results mailed postage prepaid approximately one week after the lab receives your dog’s DNA sample. Accurate – 61 breeds validated for this test, which represent 92.5% of the US dog population. Approximately 1 week after the lab receives your pet’s DNA sample, the lab will mail back to you: 1. Ancestry Analysis C… |
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Ancestry in Progress $9.47 Longtime Zap Mama fans may take issue with the direction Marie Daulne has taken the band. After starting out as a women’s a capella group, Daulne started integrating instruments, rappers and programming on Seven, taking it even further on A Ma Zone. Now on Ancestry In Progress, the first ZM album in five years, it’s Daulne with help from the Roots, Common, Erykah Badu, Taleb Kweli and others from … |
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Roots $22.73 … |
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Ancestry $10.75 Trevor Charles Watts is a Jazz and free-improvising alto and soprano saxophonist. Trevor is a self-taught cornet player since age 12 then he switched to saxophone at 18. While stationed in Germany with the RAF (1958-63), he encountered the drummer John Stevens and trombonist Paul Rutherford. In 1965 he and Stevens formed the Spontaneous Music Ensemble, which became one of the crucibles of British… |
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The Covenant $4.94 … |
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Roots: The Next Generations $4.83 Roots rocked the cultural landscape in the late ’70s, creating a new wave of awareness of black history. That wave opened the door for its sequel, Roots: The Next Generations, even more of a star-studded event than the original, with stars like Olivia de Havilland, Henry Fonda, Marlon Brando, and James Earl Jones eager to partake in the tale. The sequel follows the rest of the saga of the family o… |
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Journey of Man $11.25 Studio: Pbs Release Date: 05/05/2009 Run time: 120 minutes… |
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The Genealogy Handbook: The Complete Guide to Tracing Your Family Tree $16.95 The most extensive and Internet-savvy resource of its kind. This book delivers critical tools and proven techniques for research with results. Editorial consultant Ancestry.com, the world’s leading resource for family history online, teaches how to navigate the Internet to find the information you need…. |
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Deep Ancestry: Inside the Genographic Project $24.00 Science tells us we’re all relatedâone vast family sharing a common ancestor who lived in Africa 60,000 years ago. But countless questions remain about our great journey from the birthplace of Homo sapiens to the ends of the Earth. How did we end up where we are? When did we get there? Why do we display such a wide range of colors and features? The fossil record offers some answers, but excit… |
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Uncovering Your Ancestry through Family Photograph $21.18 In this visually stunning book of historic family photographs, renown family-history photography expert Maureen A. Taylor shows genealogists, scrapbookers, and history enthusiasts how to cherish old photographs and what clues they provide on ancestors’ lives. Readers will learn how to: -Identify and verify people in family photographs -Tell the story of identified photographs using the clues… |
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Two Evenings in Saramaka (Paperback) $32.18 Saramaka folktales (kontu) are closely associated with funeral celebrations. The immediate goal of every Saramaka funeral (which serves ultimately to usher a recently deceased member of the community into the world of the ancestors) is `to bury the dec… |
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Becoming Rasta (Hardcover) $71.28 Description not available. |
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Misty`s Twilight $5.69 Dr. Sandy Price and her children travel to Chincoteague hoping to buy one of the descents of a famous horse named Misty at the i |
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New England Patriots (Hardcover) $19.6 Released in conjunction with the franchise’s 50th anniversary, this fully illustrated history of the New England Patriots celebrates the team from its origins in 1960 through its dynastic suc… |
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Amaryllis (Paperback) $10.07 In this sequel to A Man`s Worth, Amaryllis Price moves to Las Vegas to live with her sister Michelle, who is happily engaged to Minister James Bradley, and decides to destroy Michelle`s fairy-tale relationship and claim James as her own. Origin… |