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It's not Pocahontas
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Note that Warren did not publish results obtained via the regular DNA services ancestry.com and 23and me. I'm certain she submitted a sample to each site and did not like the results she got back. Clearly she was going to need some "expert" advice.
Her Stanford expert is operating under the theory that the indigenous peoples of South America have the same ancestors as the indigenous peoples of North America. It's a convenient theory which allows him to pretend he's testing for "native american" DNA even though he has none for comparison. |
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