Native American DNA Found In UK

BBC ^ | 4-5-2007

[mamelukesabre]

Interesting. I had all four first premolars pulled as a kid because my dentist said they needed it to prevent crowding. I don’t know why, but my parents agreed.

Anyways, I still got them in a box and just looked at them. I got one root on the top ones and two roots on the bottom ones.

Oh, by the way...the 2 big molars on top, I forget what they are called, are different on Caucasian males than everyone else in the world. Only caucasian males have an extra little bump on the front inside corner of the two big molars. I have these extra little bumps.

So I have hybrid caucasian-chinese teeth.

[mamelukesabre]

No!

I never heard of that! What is it?

[Drango]

Lamb??? Check the upper right....http://www.familytreedna.com/
There are 15 members already.

[Grizzled Bear]

When I was a kid my molars had deep “indentations” in the tops and fronts. The dentist convinced my parents to have them filled because they would be prone to decay. Kinda like a mouth full of incisors. As far as I know; I’m the only one in my family who had this.

Does that dental trait fit any group?

[Sam Cree]

Hi Blam. This is very strange. Laplanders? English Indians?
How much trouble was it to find that out?

Would be very nice if this could somehow end racism, but I doubt it.

[blam]

" Project Members Description Lamb 15 The Lamb Family Project is open to all who are interested in... "

Hmmmm. I wonder why the sent that email. I'm going to see if I can find it. Thanks.

[mamelukesabre]

I have no idea. Maybe blam has an idea

[Drango]

http://www.worldfamilies.net/surnames/l/lamb/

[mamelukesabre]

You know what though? I just remembered something. My little sister had ONE of those buttock marks. It was just a birth mark to us. But looking at that photo I’m fairly certain her birthmark was one of those marks.

[blam]

support@familytreedna.com
Subject: Your Surname and Family Tree DNA
Date: Thu, 3 May 2007 11:58:12 -0500

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[blam]

"Does that dental trait fit any group?"

Click on the link 'Sindodont Teeth' in my post #38 for the answer.

[blam]

"Interesting. I had all four first premolars pulled as a kid because my dentist said they needed it to prevent crowding."

To many teeth, crowding, is left over from when we had bigger mouths. Not everyone has the problem.

[Ieatfrijoles]

Just think! Then all the aging rockers can finally get to play Buckingham Palace

I can picture a toothless Mick wagging his tongue at the Queen.(GSTQ)

[blam]

"My little sister had ONE of those buttock marks."

They fade away with age.

[mamelukesabre]

Yeah well, most people get their wisdom teeth pulled for that. I still got my wisdom teeth. And I got gaps in my front teeth because there’s too much room in my mouth. So I guess I didn’t need those teeth pulled.

I’d say my dentist was a nut.

[blam]

"Hi Blam. This is very strange. Laplanders? English Indians?
How much trouble was it to find that out?"

Not any, a swab in the mouth and $107.50 at the National Geographic Genographic Project. Do a search using that high-lighted title.

[blam]

"Hi Blam. This is very strange. Laplanders? English Indians?"

BTW, the Sa'ami view being called 'Laplander' as Blacks do being called the N-word. I found that out in my searches on haplogroup V.

[blam]

"And I got gaps in my front teeth because there’s too much room in my mouth. So I guess I didn’t need those teeth pulled."

LOL. It's probably comfortable for you to chew two pieces of gum at once, huh?

[Fiddlstix]

......Our surname is Lamb

I wonder if you're related to this guy?

Dana Lamb

Click Here

[Fiddlstix]

.....not Mankiller variety. :)

Not a big fan of Wilma, heh?