Ancient Eastern Europe and the Baltic
Historical Timeline
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Your Similarity Through Time
How your genetic similarity to Eastern European and Baltic reference samples changes across periods, and when your closest matches lived.
The Baltic and eastern forest zone kept a deep forager signal long after farming reached the rest of Europe.
Periods and individuals through time
Bands show the periods scored in this report, with your similarity score for each. Portraits mark matched ancient individuals at their estimated date; the crown marks your closest match. Select a portrait to see details. The tables below carry the same information as text.
Your matches in chronological order
Period similarity scores
Fit-weighted affinity to each period's reference populations on a 0 to 100 scale. Values are similarity scores and do not add up to your ancestry.
| Period | Dates | Similarity | About this period |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mesolithic | 10,000 BCE to 5,000 BCE | 24/100 | Forest-zone and Baltic foraging communities. |
| Neolithic | 5,000 BCE to 3,000 BCE | 0/100 | Comb Ware and early farming communities. |
| Copper Age | 3,000 BCE to 2,200 BCE | 33/100 | Corded Ware communities of the eastern plain. |
| Bronze Age | 2,200 BCE to 800 BCE | 9/100 | Bronze Age forest and steppe-edge societies. |
| Iron Age | 800 BCE to 400 CE | 1/100 | Iron Age Baltic and forest-zone populations. |
| Migration Period | 400 CE to 800 CE | 9/100 | Migration Period and early Slavic communities. |
| Medieval | 800 CE to 1,500 CE | 7/100 | Medieval Baltic and Rus communities. |