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  1. Iron Age Bulgarian sample closely related to modern Sardinians
  2. Ramesses III belonged to haplogroup E1b1a
  3. Egyptian mummy identified as belonging to Y-haplogroup I2
  4. Hundreds of ancient Lombards to be autosomally tested
  5. ancient bavarians
  6. Late Hallstatt/early La Tène mtDNA
  7. Genome of Iron Age Thracian
  8. Two Iron age Thracians found to have totally different genetic origins
  9. New autosomal DNA of two ancient Thracian Iron Age individuals from Bulgaria
  10. Alans from River Don 8-th century 6 of them had haplogroup G2
  11. Ancient DNA Study of Iron Age vs Anglo Saxon Era British populations
  12. Genome of an Iron age Briton
  13. Bones of Macedonian King Philip II, Alexander the Great's father, have been found.
  14. The Celts were G2a2b2a1b L497 ( Hallstatt Y-DNA from Mitterkirchen, Upper Austria 700
  15. 1st century middle eastern Genome?
  16. Langobard MtDna in Northern Italy (Piemonte)
  17. Roman Villa and Merovingian Graves. Borgharen Netherlands. (Y-DNA J2a1 and J2b)
  18. R-Z36, Alpine Celts and Ligures
  19. First ancient DNA results from pre-Roman Celtic and Anglo-Saxon England
  20. J1 Sarmatians in Beslan
  21. Early London was Ethnically-diverse
  22. The Coming of the Anglo-Saxons to Britain
  23. R1b1a1a2a1a1c1a (R1b-S497): a native Celtic branch of R1b1a1a2a1a1 (R1b-U106) ?
  24. 1400 potential samples of Lombard aDNA
  25. Has Pazyryk Ice Maiden DNA been extracted/tested?
  26. Y-DNA from Germany in the 300s-400s AD shows 58% frequency of I1 and not much R1b
  27. MtDna from 2500 year old "Phoenician" in North Africa
  28. Upcoming paper on Alemannic dna
  29. Upcoming paper on ancient Sardinian dna
  30. Iron Age Steppes people supposed Iranics on a PCA
  31. Ancient mtDna from Roman Era central and southern Italy
  32. Hinxton-1 (Iron Age Celt ca. 160 BC - 26 AD) is on GEDmatch
  33. Scythian DNA
  34. Revisiting the subclades of Iron Age & Roman Age British R1b samples
  35. Deep genetic differences between neighbouring populations in 2nd century AD Poland
  36. Ancient Scythian horse genomes shed light on history of domestication
  37. Iron Age and Early Medieval Polish DNA
  38. Shackled skeletons in mass grave could be rebel army that tried to take Athens 2,600
  39. Pliny the Elder-Have they identified his skull?
  40. A female Viking warrior confirmed by genomics
  41. Complete mtDna from Romano Christian burial in Egypt
  42. Ancient dna from the Canary Islands
  43. Newly discovered skeletons in Qumran, Judean Desert
  44. Ancient Lombard DNA
  45. Mongol Empire source of C3* F3918
  46. The settlement of the Germanic elite in Kujawy
  47. Migration period: Frisians as a Danish/South Scandinavian derivative
  48. Phoenician mtdna from sardinia
  49. Ancient dna in a Slavic-Avar community
  50. Ancient mtDna from the Piceni of Novilara
  51. mtdna from iron age south baltic
  52. Lombards
  53. Upcoming paper on British ancient dna
  54. 137 ancient human genomes from across the Eurasian steppes
  55. A paper on Imperial Rome that's been in the works since 2017 at the latest.
  56. Lombard vs Roman Y-DNA and mtDNA from northern Italy and Hungary
  57. Ancient Roman mitochondrial genomes and isotopes
  58. "Barbarian" Genetics-Anglo-Saxons, Lombards and Huns
  59. Ancient MtDna: The Longobards
  60. Julius Caesar: Which haplogroup was his most likely?
  61. Central Asia input among some Bylany Iron Age people supposed to be a Celtic area
  62. Alemannic DNA
  63. Danish admixture in Poland?
  64. First Phoenician Dna analysis from Ibiza
  65. Some DNA from Iron Age Lebanon.
  66. France gauls
  67. Recent Paper with apparent Phoenician sample
  68. Iron Age Balkan DNA on GEDmatch
  69. Ancient Sudovian GEDmatch
  70. Archaeological genetics: a preliminary overview of the Iron Age Italian population
  71. Germanic dna
  72. Baden Wurttemberg
  73. Europeans in Zanzibar in 800 CE
  74. new Damgaard study on ancient Scythians, Xiongnu, Huns, Turks and Mongols
  75. Ancient Gothic mtDna
  76. Shifts in the Genetic Landscape of the Western Eurasian Steppe
  77. The Arrival of Siberian Ancestry Connecting the Eastern Baltic to Uralic Speakers fur
  78. Goth Migration into Central and Eastern Europe
  79. A Plague Pandemic through ancient genomes
  80. I8215 and I8206 - ancient Greek and ancient Gaul from Empuries colony
  81. Philistine DNA!
  82. bulgarian dna genetic evidence to iron age dwellers from pontic steppe
  83. iron age tocharian DNA
  84. Iron Age Gauls: brand new news!
  85. Has there been any genetic study on the Galatians (Celts that settled in Asia Minor)?
  86. Population history of southern Italy during Greek colonization
  87. Analysing Iron Age Italian samples
  88. Identifying the Y-DNA haplogroups of ancient Roman families through their descendants
  89. Roman areas
  90. Pigmentation and other traits from ancient Italian samples (Antonio et al. 2019)
  91. central europe and Italy iron age
  92. Genetic History of the Near East (Iron & Classical Ages) - Haber at al. 2020
  93. Silk Road admixture
  94. Aethiops milites -The genetic trace of Roman-Egyptian soldiers in North West Europe
  95. Pre-roman mtdna umbria
  96. Early Medieval Genetic Data from Ural Region