Recent paper (behind paywall) Population genomics of the Viking world, by Margaryan et al. Nature (2020), containing almost exactly the same information as its bioRxiv preprint.

I have used Y-SNP inferences recently reported by FTDNA (see below) to update my Ancient DNA Dataset and the ArcGIS Online Map, and also to examine the chronological and geographical evolution of Y-DNA (alone and in combination with ancestry).

Sections of this post:

1. Iron Age to Medieval Y-DNA
2. Iron Age to Medieval Ancestry
3. Iron Age to Medieval Y-DNA + Ancestry
4. FTDNA’s big public debut

I. Iron Age to Medieval

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