From the Steppes to East Asia: Indo-European DNA
Ancient DNA is reshaping the story of Indo-European migration into East Asia, from Afanasievo expansion to the Tarim mummies and later steppe peoples.
Ancient DNA is reshaping the story of Indo-European migration into East Asia, from Afanasievo expansion to the Tarim mummies and later steppe peoples.
Ancient DNA from Sidon shows how Crusader-era migration, intermarriage, and military movement shaped the medieval Levant, and left a small genetic trace today.
New ancient DNA from Lombard cemeteries shows fast intermarriage, mixed ancestry, and a lasting cultural legacy in early medieval Italy.
Ancient DNA from Himera reveals a multicultural army in Sicily, reshaping what we know about Greek warfare, mercenaries, migration, and ancestry.
Ancient DNA reveals how East Asian ancestry reached the Carpathian Basin through Huns, Avars, and Magyars, reshaping European history and modern Hungarian genetics.
Ancient DNA from early medieval Bavarian cemeteries shows how some women moved across Europe and the steppe, reshaping ancestry and migration history.
Learn what raw DNA data is, how to download it from major test providers, and how to use it for deeper ancestry, genetics, and population insights.
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Ancient DNA shows the Channel was a corridor, not a wall, shaping ancestry in Britain and northern France from the Bronze Age to today.
New ancient DNA results point to a Caucasus to lower Volga source for Indo-European origins, reshaping how we read steppe ancestry, migration, and language history.