Ancient North Eurasians and the DNA of Europe
Discover the Ancient North Eurasians, the Ice Age ghost population linking Europeans and Native Americans through ancient DNA, haplogroups, and migration.
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Did the Visigoths Leave DNA in Spain? Ancient Genomes Say Little
Ancient DNA from Iberia shows Rome reshaped Spanish ancestry far more than the Visigoths did, with only a modest genetic trace from Gothic-era migrants.
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Ancient DNA Reveals the Gauls in Modern French Ancestry
Ancient DNA from Iron Age Gaul shows strong continuity with modern French populations, especially regional patterns of ancestry, migration, and population genetics.
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Taforalt Ancient DNA and the Deep Roots of North Africa
New ancient DNA from Taforalt in Morocco reveals a 15,000-year-old North African population with both Near Eastern and sub-Saharan roots.
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AI Assistant for DNA Reports: Context, Questions, and G25
Learn how DNAGENICS AI Assistant adds context to supported DNA results, suggests G25 comparisons, and helps you ask better follow-up questions.
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Ancient DNA at Himera Reveals an International Greek Army
Ancient DNA from Himera shows that many soldiers who fought for Greece in 480 BC came from the Balkans, steppe, Caucasus, and northern Europe.
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Ancient DNA Reveals the First Africans of Mexico City
Ancient DNA from a colonial hospital in Mexico City traces three first-generation Africans to Upper Guinea and West Central Africa, illuminating Mexico’s African ancestry.
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Ancient DNA Reveals Two Pacific Settlement Paths
Ancient DNA from the Marianas and Palau shows two distinct founding populations, reshaping what we know about Pacific migration and ancestry.
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Ancient DNA and the Early History of Smallpox in the Americas
Explore how ancient DNA helps researchers ask where smallpox in the Americas came from, and what genetic evidence can and cannot tell us.
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DNA of the Headless Gladiators of Roman York
Ancient DNA from Roman York reveals six local Britons and one man from the Near East, reshaping the story of the headless cemetery at Driffield Terrace.
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Genetic Connections in the Caucasus: What DNA Reveals
Explore how DNA, haplogroups, ancient DNA, and population genetics help researchers understand genetic similarity and shared lineage branches in the Caucasus.
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What Ancient DNA Reveals About Bronze and Iron Age East Tianshan
Explore how ancient DNA helps researchers understand genetic similarity, haplogroups, and population movement in the Bronze and Iron Ages of East Tianshan.
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