On the subject of DNA testing, who has tried it and what do you look  
for in companies that do it?
Some of my Native American friends expressed an interest, and I have  
no idea what to tell them.

thanks,

Jessica
On Jan 24, 2007, at 10:43 AM, Sunshine49 wrote:

> Nothing to do with Virginia history, but a very interesting article  
> about humanity's mixed ancestry. I had my maternal DNA done last  
> year, the results were very interesting. The National Geographic  
> genome project will do it for just $99, and there are places that  
> specialize in African, Jewish, native American and other  
> ancestries, but they cost a bit (or a lot) more.
>
> Nancy
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>> ** Yorkshire clan linked to Africa **
>> People of African origin have lived in Britain for centuries,  
>> according to genetic evidence.
>> < http://news.bbc.co.uk/go/em/fr/-/2/hi/science/nature/6293333.stm >
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