The Genetic History of the Romani People
Explore how ancient DNA, haplogroups, and population genetics trace the Romani diaspora from northwest India to Europe, with a clear founder story.
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Explore how ancient DNA, haplogroups, and population genetics trace the Romani diaspora from northwest India to Europe, with a clear founder story.
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Explore how Malagasy DNA reveals a rare mix of African and Southeast Asian ancestry, ancient maritime migration, and powerful founder effects.
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Ancient DNA from early medieval Bavarian cemeteries shows how some women moved across Europe and the steppe, reshaping ancestry and migration history.
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Ancient DNA reveals how East Asian ancestry reached the Carpathian Basin through Huns, Avars, and Magyars, reshaping European history and modern Hungarian genetics.
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Ancient DNA from Himera reveals a multicultural army in Sicily, reshaping what we know about Greek warfare, mercenaries, migration, and ancestry.
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New ancient DNA from Lombard cemeteries shows fast intermarriage, mixed ancestry, and a lasting cultural legacy in early medieval Italy.
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Ancient DNA from Sidon shows how Crusader-era migration, intermarriage, and military movement shaped the medieval Levant, and left a small genetic trace today.
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Ancient DNA is reshaping the story of Indo-European migration into East Asia, from Afanasievo expansion to the Tarim mummies and later steppe peoples.
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Ancient DNA reveals how Iceland was founded by Norse men and Gaelic women, and what that sex-biased mix means for modern ancestry and haplogroups.
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Ancient DNA from a colonial grave in Mexico City uncovers African origins, health conditions, and the hidden ancestry history of early New Spain.
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Ancient DNA is reshaping what we know about R1b-L21, showing this major Western European haplogroup was present across Iron Age Celtic Europe, not just the British Isles.
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Ancient DNA, isotopes, and archaeology reveal close ties between Iron Age Britain and northern France, reshaping how we understand the Durotriges and Celtic migration.
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