Eurogenes Blog

I feel like I've spent a good part of 2019 banging my head against a thicker than average brick wall. Much of this feeling is tied to...

I'm reading a new book titled Dispersals and Diversification: Linguistic and Archaeological Perspectives on the Early Stages of Indo-Eur...

Pictured below is a new version of my Celtic vs Germanic genetic map. It's based on the same Principal Component Analysis (PCA) as the o...

N-L1026 is the Y-chromosome haplogroup most closely associated with the speakers of Uralic languages. Thus far, the oldest published instanc...

The academic consensus is that Indo-European languages first spread into the Baltic region from the Eastern European steppes along with the ...

I finally managed to get some of the Icelandic ancients from Ebenesersdóttir et al. 2018 into the Global25 datasheets (see here ). Better l...

I've just added coordinates for more than 100 ancient genomes from the recently published Antonio et al. ancient Rome paper to the Glob...

The first paper on the genomics of ancient Romans was finally published today at Science [ LINK ]. It's behind a paywall, but the suppl...

An exceedingly simple, yet feature-packed, online tool ideal for modeling ancestry with Global25 coordinates is freely available HERE . It ...

The map below made a big impression on me. Can't wait to see all of these ancient samples online. More details here . See also... ...