Archaeological Cultures - Ancient Scandinavia

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Ancient Scandinavia

Archaeological Cultures

Analyzing your genetic similarity to ancient Scandinavian and Germanic reference samples...

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Ancient Scandinavia

Archaeological Cultures

How genetically similar you are to reference individuals associated with archaeological cultures. A culture is a set of shared material remains (pottery, burials, tools), not a people or a family line.

(GXJPYC) Scandinavian Generated Oct 4, 2026

Scandinavia and Germanic Europe were shaped by deep local ancestry, continental exchange, and maritime migration.

Ancient Scandinavia
2Cultures compared
Nordic Neolithic to Iron Age CommunitiesHighest affinity (100/100)
331Matches with a culture label
1Archaeological sites

Cultural affinities

Affinity scores run from 0 to 100 and compare similarity; they are not shares of your ancestry. Select a culture for details.

Archaeological sites

Excavation sites associated with the individuals in this report.

How cultural affinity is estimated

Each score summarises how closely your genetic profile resembles the ancient reference individuals assigned to that culture in the reference panel. A high score indicates statistical similarity to those individuals. It does not show that you descend from the culture or from any specific person buried at these sites.

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