In 2004, two geneticists who are part

In 2004, two geneticists who are part of the National Geographic Genographic Project, Pierre Zalloua and Spencer Wells, identified "the haplogroup of the Phoenicians" as haplogroup J2.[12] The male populations of Tunisia and Malta were also included in this study. They were shown to share "overwhelming" genetic similarities with the Lebanese. In 2008, scientists from the Genographic Project announced that "as many as 1 in 17 men living today on the coasts of North Africa and southern Europe may have a Phoenician direct male-line ancestor." [13]



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