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Paper out: Link: https://www.cell.com/cell/fulltext/S0092-8674(23)01135-2

We had the debate about the East Mediterranean and Germanic influence in Italy numerous times, but I think that new study will add new fuel to the ongoing debate and change some perspectives. At this point its just an abstract, but a quite informative one: What the abstract is suggesting is...

Face Reconstruction of Ramses II, Based on the Pharoah?s Mummy https://ancient.ournewstimes24.com/face-reconstruction-of-ramses-ii-based-on-the-pharoahs-mummy/?fbclid=IwAR0hWL1UQQ0hs7_b5cyW8Zcnoz14C2xZik3gbbhxU9eKcKObeYvZ3whHk2s

https://historycollection.com/this-person-used-ai-to-see-what-these-historical-figures-would-look-like-today/11/?fbclid=IwAR3CY4zMcoy-165jLtf6pJmu-p2syWVHfpjfsR_3W-2W5Gjkln0_hj8hH8g Some images are pretty interesting and convincing. Like Fayum: Julius Caesar: (from the idealised bust...

Here another map, showing the more important archaeological cultures (very roughly, surely not always correct geographically in detail, but its more about their relative positions) for the MBA-LBA which are of importance for the debate: https://ibb.co/0FKRTHC Would anyone add another...

I made a calculator because of the debates I had about the Balkan continuity and it turns out, it seems to work fairly well on the usual average coordinates for the peple of Central, Eastern and South Eastern Europe from my perspective. Give it a shot: https://vahaduo.github.io/vahaduo/...

I opened up a thread on Anthrogenica some days ago and want to share my own research and the contributions made there here as well - the uploaded map is the newest version I made: https://anthrogenica.com/showthread.php?25094-E-V13-Frequency-Maps-and-Data Unfortunately the quality being quite...

I did take a look into the y-haplogroup frequencies in Italy and especially Northern Italy, to get a better impression of its distribution and possible association with prehistorical and historical populations. Especially Northern Italy is highly interesting becaue a strong Greco-Balkan...

23andme improved a lot over the years, looking at where they started and how good they are now. But for Central Europeans there is still a lot of room for improvement, especially below the major divisions of North Western European and Southern European. I selected a fairly homogeneous group of...

Like written in the title, is there a source to look at for yDNA testing results from different companies? There are English, Serbian and Albanian yDNA projects, which produced much more samples for some clades than FTDNA and YFull shows. Are for example YSEQ sample results visible without...