Phoenician Ancient DNA Reveals a Mediterranean Legacy
Ancient DNA is reshaping what we know about Phoenician migration, admixture, and identity, from the Levant to Carthage, Iberia, and beyond.
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Ancient DNA is reshaping what we know about Phoenician migration, admixture, and identity, from the Levant to Carthage, Iberia, and beyond.
Ancient DNA is reshaping what we know about the Scythians, revealing a diverse steppe network shaped by migration, mixing, and regional ancestry.
Ancient DNA from Roman frontier cemeteries and Merovingian burials reveals migration, admixture, and continuity across northern Europe.
Explore 8,000 years of Iberian DNA, from hunter-gatherers and Steppe migrations to Roman, Visigothic, and North African ancestry in modern Spain and Portugal.
A 5th-century burial in Angers reveals rare North African ancestry in early medieval France, showing how DNA and migration shaped post-Roman Europe.
Ancient DNA shows how eastern Mediterranean migration shaped Italy from Roman times to Byzantium, with lasting signals in southern ancestry today.
Ancient DNA reveals how Portugal formed at Europe’s Atlantic edge, from hunter-gatherers and farmers to steppe, Roman, Islamic, and Atlantic-era ancestry.
Ancient DNA shows the Guanches were Amazigh settlers from Northwest Africa, not Atlanteans, and reveals how conquest reshaped Canary Islands ancestry.
Ancient DNA from Roman and early medieval Britain reveals African, Mediterranean, and northern European ancestry, showing how connected the island truly was.
Explore five ancestry case studies showing how language shift can outpace DNA change, from France to North Africa, using PCA and ancient DNA evidence.
Discover how Udmurt DNA, haplogroups, red hair genetics, and ancient migration shaped a unique Finno-Ugric population between Europe and Siberia.
Explore how lactose tolerance and light skin evolved through natural selection, migration, and ancient DNA, and what these traits reveal about ancestry today.