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Corsican is an Italian language, not French. Corsican language derives from Old Tuscan, with strong influences from Ligurian and southern dialects. While Languedoc and Provence are stricly connected with Gallo-Italic dialects spoken in Western-Northern Italy. Especially, Piedmontese and...

North-central France, he was right.

There is not a connection between Toskë and Tuscans. The names Tuscany, Tuscans, Etruscans derive form Latin word tuscus, (probably from TURS, cfr Greek Tyrsēnoi/Tyrrēnoi). Tuscus is not an Etruscan word, and Etruscans called themselves Rasenna, not Tusci. The name Tosk, (Albanian toskë), was...

No, only Sicilians. In any case in Dodecad Ancestry Project sample size seems to be too small.

Yep, but even with French mothers, Norman still remained pure Scandinavians by their paternal line (Y-chromosome). Or not?

Really? Never met spanish with light (?) eyes.

Many times. Love Tuscany, Venice and Sicily! Best places in Italy.

Wasn't you a tourist too?

Now i understand the reason why your point of view about Italy is so superficial, you are of italian heritage. ;-) Just joking. I have many italian friends and all my italian friends hate Berlusconi.

The area of haplogroup I1-M253 is concentrated mainly in the north of Europe, in the Scandinavian countries. There are also local of I1 in England (15,4%), Sicily (up to 18,75%) and in the centre of European Russia (up to 17%). The presence of carriers of haplogroup I1-M253 at British Isles is...