Historic Roots K24

• Aboriginal Australia

  • Indigenous populations of Australia with unique genetic lineages and cultural heritages.

• Africa South & West

  • Diverse ethnic groups from the southern and western regions of Africa, known for rich cultural and linguistic diversity.

• Amazigh

  • Indigenous Berber peoples of North Africa, particularly in areas of Algeria, Morocco, and Tunisia.

• Anatolian

  • Ancient populations residing in what is now modern Turkey, known for early civilizations like the Hittites.

• Arabia, Levant, and Egypt

  • Diverse ethnic groups from the Arabian Peninsula, the Levantine corridor, and ancient Egyptian civilizations.

• Bell Beaker

  • Prehistoric European culture known for distinctive pottery, widespread in western and central Europe.

• Caucasus

  • Ethnic groups from the mountainous region between the Black and Caspian Seas, characterized by rich linguistic diversity.

• Central Steppe

  • Nomadic peoples from the central Asian steppes, significant in ancient migrations and cultural exchanges.

• Cushitic Africa

  • Populations in the Horn of Africa, associated with Cushitic languages and distinctive cultural practices.

• East Asia

  • Diverse populations across countries like China, Japan, and Korea with significant historical civilizations.

• First Nations

  • Indigenous peoples of Canada and northern North America with rich cultural heritages.

• India & Indus Valley

  • Traditional cultures from the Indian subcontinent, including the early Indus Valley Civilization.

• Mesopotamia

  • Ancient civilizations from the region between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers, known as the \Cradle of Civilization."

• Minoans & Mycenaeans

  • Early Bronze Age civilizations from Crete and mainland Greece, known for significant contributions to Greek culture.

• Mongolia

  • Nomadic groups from Mongolia, influential in the formation of the Mongol Empire under Genghis Khan.

• Northern Levant

  • Regional populations from the northern part of the Levant, bridging Africa, Asia, and Europe.

• Oceania

  • Indigenous peoples from islands in the Pacific Ocean, known for unique maritime cultures and traditions.

• Siberia

  • Diverse indigenous groups from expansive Siberia, with adaptations to harsh climates.

• Southeast Asia & Austronesian

  • Populations from Southeast Asia, known for maritime cultures and Austronesian language family.

• West Med

  • Ethnic groups from the western Mediterranean region, including parts of southern Europe and North Africa.

• Yamnaya & Corded Ware

  • Proto-Indo-European cultures associated with the migration from the Pontic-Caspian steppe into Europe.

• Zagros

  • Populations from the Zagros Mountains, known for early agricultural and pastoral developments.

Grouped by Continent

• Africa

  • Africa South & West
  • Amazigh
  • Cushitic Africa

• Asia

  • Arabian, Levant, and Egypt (Part of)
  • East Asia
  • India & Indus Valley
  • Mesopotamia (Part of)
  • Central Steppe
  • Caucasus
  • Mongolia
  • Northern Levant (Part of)
  • Siberia
  • Zagros

• Europe

  • Anatolian
  • Bell Beaker
  • Minoans & Mycenaeans
  • West Med
  • Yamnaya & Corded Ware

• Oceania

  • Aboriginal Australia
  • Oceania

• Americas

  • First Nations

• Mixed/Transcontinental Regions

  • Arabia, Levant, and Egypt (Part of)
  • Mesopotamia (Part of)
  • Northern Levant (Part of)
  • Southeast Asia & Austronesian "