Ancient DNA and the Silk Road: What the Genomes Show
A large ancient DNA study along the Silk Road corridor finds rising diversity over time, but little evidence that trade alone transformed local populations.
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A large ancient DNA study along the Silk Road corridor finds rising diversity over time, but little evidence that trade alone transformed local populations.
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New Global25 modeling reveals early Lapita settlers lacked Papuan ancestry, Vanuatu underwent major turnover, and Polynesian migration spans two oceans.
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A pre-Armada Irish genome baseline and 85 living samples test the Black Irish myth, revealing little support for a Spanish origin story.
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Ancient DNA reveals that the Celtic language story is more complex than a single homeland, with Bronze Age migrations, regional continuity, and modern genetic distance shaping the picture.
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New ancient DNA comparisons challenge the Solutrean hypothesis, showing Clovis ancestry aligns with Siberian sources, while contaminated genomes can mislead models.
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A genetic look at the Bene Israel of India shows a strong mix of Indian and Middle Eastern ancestry, with results that hold up against placebo tests and historical context.
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New genetic analyses show Otzi was closest to Sardinians by autosomal DNA, while a rare Tyrolean Y-chromosome match tells a very different story about ancestry.
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Beethoven’s DNA reveals liver disease risk, a Y-DNA mismatch, and why a nickname is not proof of ancestry. Here is what the genome really shows.
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Ancient DNA from a Sidon mass grave shows Crusader-era men were not genetically uniform, revealing local Levantine, mixed, and European ancestry in one burial.
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Learn how Y-DNA and mtDNA reveal the different colonial histories of Peru and Bolivia, and what these haplogroups mean for ancestry, migration, and identity.
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Ancient DNA shows Imperial Rome was not a small exception, its whole population shifted toward the eastern Mediterranean and North Africa over time.
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A 2024 documentary revived the debate over Columbus’s origins. Here is what DNA can, and cannot, tell us about Sephardic ancestry, migration, and birthplace.
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