Eurogenes Blog

I'm putting together a G25 Proto-Indo-European master sheet that I'll be using in a future blog post about the Indo-European, or, if...

It seems like we're getting close to the moment when Iosif Lazaridis has to finally admit that the Proto-Indo-European (PIE) homeland wa...

If, like Iosif Lazaridis, you subscribe to the idea that the Yamnaya people carry early Anatolian farmer-related admixture that spread into ...

The scientists at the David Reich Lab are a clever bunch. But they're not always on top of things, and this can be a problem. For ins...

Who wants to bet against this map? Keep in mind that ART038 (~3000 calBCE) remains the oldest sample with the V1636 and R1b Y-chromosome mut...

When discussing the Kura-Araxes culture and its people it's important to understand these key points: - there is Eastern European step...

Even though the Yamnaya culture probably originated in what is now Ukraine, the earliest Yamnaya samples currently available are from the mo...

The debate over the location of the so called Indo-Anatolian homeland won't be decided by the persistence of any type of genetic ancestr...

A paper in Science co-authored by around 200 scientists from some of the world's top academic institutions surely must mean something, ...

Update 29/08/22: Dear Iosif #2 ... I'm skimming through the Lazaridis, Alpaslan-Roodenberg et al. paper that just came out at Scie...

Harvard's David Reich is doing a talk next month about the genetic history of West Asia and nearby parts of Europe. This is a quote from...