Eurogenes Blog

Below is a graph based on a couple of D-statistics. Note that out of the five Uralic-speaking groups, only Hungarians remain under the upwar...

The abstract search is here . Feel free to post your picks in the comments. Lots of detail in this one, which is very much appreciated. I...

Update: the paper is now available and open access here . See also: Yamnaya-related admixture in Bronze Age northern Iberia ... A p...

This is arguably the most interesting Principal Component Analysis (PCA) I've run to date. Note that overall the ancient steppe genomes ...

The Trundholm sun chariot was found in a peat bog on the island of Zealand, Denmark, in 1902. It's thought to be an Indo-European religi...

The Principal Component Analysis (PCA) below is based on four sets of D-statistics. The second image shows what they are and how they affect...

Using a few ancient hunter-gatherer sequences, formal statistics, and enough present-day samples, I can predict with basically 100% accuracy...

It's interesting and perhaps important that there's practically no difference between the two sets of Yamnaya samples published to d...

More than half of the 26 victims of an apparent ambush on a Linear Pottery (LBK) village in Neolithic Germany had their legs broken. The arc...

I ran these tests using 65-112K transversion sites, so the results should be very solid. The spreadsheet is here . My impression is that MA1...