[SunkenCiv]

Selections from the 'genealogy' keyword, sorted:

• Nose shape gene inherited from Neanderthals [05/10/2023]
• Ancient 'untouched' tomb discovered on Dingle Peninsula [Bronze Age, County Kerry, Ireland] [04/20/2021]
• New Viking DNA research yields unexpected information about who they were [09/16/2020]
• Ancient Irish DNA reveals incredible secrets, including Down Syndrome [09/06/2020]
• Archaeologists uncover 5,700-year-old Neolithic house in north Cork [09/01/2020]
• Archaeologists Find Evidence of Incest Among Irelands Early Elite at Newgrange Passage Tomb [06/22/2020]
• Tartessian, Europe's newest and oldest Celtic language [06/24/2019]
• 5,000 year old DNA reveals the surprising origins of the Irish [11/23/2017]
• A man's discovery of bones under his pub could forever change what we know about the Irish [03/21/2016]
• First ancient Irish human genomes sequenced [01/01/2016]
• Scientists sequence first ancient Irish human genomes [Book of Invasions] [12/28/2015]
• Viking warriors and treasures are buried beneath Dublin [08/02/2014]
• Ancient graffiti proves Spain's Irish links [07/26/2014]
• Spanish documents suggest Irish arrived in America before Columbus [05/14/2014]
• DNA shows Irish people have more complex origins than previously thought [01/11/2014]
• Laois 'bog body' said to be world's oldest [08/23/2013]
• Snails Reveal Ancient Human Migration from France to Ireland [06/23/2013]
• Genes show one big European family [05/09/2013]
• Scottish people's DNA study could 'rewrite nation's history' [08/22/2012]
• Welsh people could be most ancient in UK, DNA suggests [06/20/2012]
• Neolithic farmers brought deer to Ireland [05/14/2012]
• Gene Study Shows Ties Long Veiled in Europe [repost] [06/16/2010]
• Archeology: When did the First Settlers Come to Iceland? [the Irish] [04/17/2010]
• Clues to ancient invasion in DNA [ Scotland, Ireland, Picts, Vikings ] [04/06/2009]
• Myths Of British Ancestry [09/28/2007]
• When Irish Genes Are Smiling [03/07/2007]
• A United Kingdom? Maybe [03/05/2007]
• We're nearly all Celts under the skin [In Great Britain] [09/23/2006]
• The scale and nature of Viking settlement in Ireland from Y-chromosome admixture analysis [09/10/2006]
• Blood Type History, Human Migrations (Blam Thread) [07/03/2005]
• Irish, Scots And Welsh Not Celtic - Scientist [09/09/2004]
• Split Between English and Scots Older Than Thought [04/11/2004]
• Y Chromosomes Sketch New Outline of British History [05/27/2003]
• Who Were The Celts? [09/26/2002]
• English And Welsh Are Races Apart [07/04/2002]
• Genetic Survey Reveals Hidden Celts Of England [12/06/2001]

[ComputerGuy]

Interesting. The good folks at ancestrydotcom have me at only one percent Irish. That’s a relief.