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08-05-13, 18:36

ebAmerican started a thread All Europeans are related back to 1000 years ago. in Genetic Genealogy & Haplogroups

"Anyone alive 1,000 years ago who left any descendants will be an ancestor of every European," "The researchers were surprised to find that even...

56 replies | 2127 view(s)

30-04-13, 18:52

dublin started a thread Old Europe (Vinca) language and culture in early layers of Serbian and Irish language in History & Civilisations

Many years ago I noticed strange similarities between Irish and Serbian mythology, language, toponymes and hydronymes. This was a mystery because...

51 replies | 1874 view(s)

28-04-13, 16:48

adamo started a thread The Armenians, fathers of the Etruscans. in J2

Many scholars see in Urartean art ( art from ancient Urartu) a striking similarity to Etruscan art and culture. It has also been suggested that...

60 replies | 1219 view(s)

10-05-13, 18:07

albanopolis started a thread Would Europe have been better off if Roman Empire had lived longer? in History & Civilisations

Studies of 6th century Bavarian Graveyards proved that the cause of death was plague. Historians think that 2/3 of Roman Empires population were dead...

40 replies | 1267 view(s)

15-05-13, 08:30

Maciamo started a thread 37 mtDNA sequences from Minoan Crete in Ancient DNA studies

Just released: A European population in Minoan Bronze Age Crete, by Hughey et al. Abstract The first advanced Bronze Age civilization of Europe...

28 replies | 1054 view(s)

25-04-13, 06:44

adamo started a thread The spread of various subclades of J2 from the Middle East towards Europe in J2

I believe that haplogroup J2a3b (M-67) was spread to north-central Italy via the Caucasus region, at low levels, of course. The highest global...

33 replies | 1052 view(s)

26-04-13, 14:23

Maciamo started a thread Survey: were your turbulent as a child and aggressive as a teenager ? in Y-DNA Haplogroups

I would like to determine if there is any relationship at all between Y-chromosomal DNA and aggressive character. It is certain that character, and...

20 replies | 869 view(s)

25-04-13, 09:09

al-kochol started a thread Jewish people, where they are from? in Genetic Genealogy & Haplogroups

Have we ever discussed here about Khazaria, the Eastern European state, and its Khazar rulers that converted to Judaism in the VIII century?

28 replies | 1015 view(s)

03-05-13, 11:45

adamo started a thread Who where the Sabines? in History & Civilisations

Who where the Sabines, Samnites, oscans, Umbrians, brutii, Volscians, Marsi? I heard that oscans where related people's such as pelasgian oenotrians...

26 replies | 1047 view(s)

16-05-13, 12:48

Maciamo started a thread Polls show that Greeks don't see themselves and other Europeans like everyone else in European Culture & History

The Economist reposted an opinion poll by Pew Research about the stereotypes European people had about each others. The Greeks stick out of the...

12 replies | 608 view(s)

06-05-13, 20:45

Luan started a thread Albanian Autosomal DNA in Autosomal Genetics

I have read a lot on here about Albanian origin and DNA with no sources or Science proof. I did a FTDNA Family Finder Autosomal test, and my result...

13 replies | 882 view(s)

03-05-13, 09:53

Maciamo started a thread Egyptian mummy identified as belonging to Y-haplogroup I2 in Ancient DNA studies

A new article in Nature revealed that Carsten Pusch from the University of Tübingen managed to sequence the DNA of an ancient Egyptian mummy. Sadly...

12 replies | 744 view(s)

24-04-13, 21:02

Maciamo started a thread 37 complete mtDNA haplogroup H sequences from Neolithic & Bronze Age Germany in Ancient DNA studies

Brotherton et al. have just released a new paper in which they publish the full mitochondrial sequences of 39 ancient remains dating from 5000 BCE to...

10 replies | 886 view(s)

23-04-13, 03:19

adamo started a thread Haplogroup J2a in the Fertile Crescent and Europe in J2

I have been conducting extensive research on haplogroup J2a and have found it to be linked to turkey, Lebanon, Armenia, Georgia, Azerbaijan,...

12 replies | 590 view(s)

27-04-13, 23:29

tjlowery87 started a thread i1 spread in I1

heres a question(just for fun)if i1 in the brittish isles didn't get there from germanics peoples,with what culture,people did it get there...

11 replies | 512 view(s)

17-05-13, 15:12

Clive Whelan started a thread Newbie- I1 in Ireland in I1

Hi list Please excuse the ignorance of a DNA newbie! I recently had my Y chromosome tested, and discovered that it is of I1 haplogroup. Now I...

9 replies | 777 view(s)

30-04-13, 09:26

Maciamo started a thread VAT rising across Europe in European Economy

The global financial crisis and euro crisis have caused VAT (value added tax) rates to increase considerably in most EU countries since 2008,...

11 replies | 513 view(s)

17-05-13, 19:54

Maciamo started a thread More Greeks and Spaniards in employment now than in the 1980's and 90's. in European Economy

Over the last few years the news have been assailing us on a nearly daily basis about the woes of the Greek and Spanish economies. The way...

8 replies | 442 view(s)

16-05-13, 07:49

Barrister started a thread I2 found in Egyptian Mummy in I2

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/04/15/mummy-genetics-genome-map-genes-ancient-egyptians_n_3084014.html?utm_hp_ref=fb&src=sp&comm_ref=false The...

8 replies | 371 view(s)

05-05-13, 14:30

Grubbe started a thread Current age estimats of I1 and subclades? in I1

I have read about I1 here at the Eupedia and also Ken Nordtvedt's notes. It seems to be conflicting views on the age of I1 and subclades. For...

9 replies | 540 view(s)

11-05-13, 00:58

Michel Gilson started a thread Belgium's future in European News & Hot Topics

I would like to get the European thought on whether Belgium as a separate nation will still exist in 2035.I have heard and read often that there...

7 replies | 494 view(s)

07-05-13, 17:20

sparkey started a thread New paper: Deep common ancestry of Eurasiatic languages in Linguistics

A new linguistics paper from Pagel et al. is making a splash by reconstructing a family tree of different language families, including Dravidian,...

4 replies | 697 view(s)

23-04-13, 14:46

Maciamo started a thread Work starts at new NATO Headquarters in Brussels in EU politics & government

14 years after the Heads of State and Government agreed on its construction, the new NATO Headquarters in Brussels are finally taking shape. The...

5 replies | 576 view(s)

03-05-13, 23:09

ebAmerican started a thread Does this tell me anything more than R1b in R1b

Does this tell me anything more than R1b? DYS393-13, DYS390-24, DYS19/394-14, DYS391-11, DYS385a-11, DYS385b-14, DYS426-12, DYS388-12, DYS439-12,...

6 replies | 358 view(s)

25-04-13, 01:36

spongetaro started a thread 88% of haplogroup H found in central european Bell Beaker in Ancient DNA studies

http://forwhattheywereweare.blogspot.de/2013/04/central-european-bell-beaker-mtdna-88-h.html The unusual rate of haplogroup mtdna H in this...

5 replies | 434 view(s)

12-05-13, 08:23

adamo started a thread R1b entry into Europe in R1b

Did R1b take the central Asian route into Europe or did it enter into Europe from Anatolia to Balkans route? This is a debate

4 replies | 474 view(s)

10-05-13, 16:29

Emcat started a thread U5b1 in mtDNA Haplogroups

U5b1 This is Sami in origin I am told. Complete DNA Ancestry Composition tells you what percent of your DNA comes from each of 22...

6 replies | 255 view(s)

22-04-13, 15:21

Balder started a thread Scandinavian origin of the Rurikid N1c1 lineage from Central Sweden in N1c

No more to Russian or Finnish nationalism nonsense. Rurik was de facto a native to Central Sweden who carried the haplotype N1c1. Scandinavian...

3 replies | 393 view(s)