Eurogenes Blog

Not long ago Lazaridis et al. proposed that most present-day Europeans were derived from three distinct ancestral populations: Ancient Nort...

I've seen quite a few comments on this blog suggesting that most of the Ancient North Eurasian (ANE) admixture found in Northern Europe ...

Here's a Principal Component Analysis (PCA) and an accompanying biplot based on output from an improved version of my ANE K7 ancestry t...

The map below is based on data from Warinner et al. 2014 . It shows the consumption of milk, or lack of, among Late Neolithic/Bronze Age (LN...

Update 20/05/2015: Large-scale recent expansion of European patrilineages ... I wonder what the hardcore Y-DNA genetic genealogists wil...

Most visitors here are probably aware by now that the Iron Age genomes from Hinxton are the two male samples 1 and 4 (ERS389795 and ERS38979...

Hinxton5, or ERS389799, is one of five ancient English genomes stored at the Sequence Read Archive under accession number ERP003900 . Howeve...

Not long ago I predicted that Ust'-Ishim belonged to a basal form of Y-chromosome haplogroup P (see here ). As it turns out, the 45,000 ...

Hinxton4, or ERS389798, is one of five ancient English genomes stored at the Sequence Read Archive under accession number ERP003900 . Howeve...

Hinxton3, or ERS389797, is one of five ancient English genomes stored at the Sequence Read Archive under accession number ERP003900 . Howeve...