Vikings and Migrants: Unravelling Scandinavia's Genetic Mosaic in the Viking Era
Anders Götherström, Ricardo Rodríguez Varela
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We analysed ancient Scandinavian genomes over 2,000 years, revealing Viking-era influx from southern Europe, British-Irish Isles, and the east Baltic. Genetic diversity increased during that time, but later Scandinavians have less non-local ancestry. Uralic ancestry found 1,000 years ago still impacts northern Scandinavians. - submission by Anders Götherström, Ricardo Rodríguez Varela
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