Ancient Eastern European Report
A deep ancestry experience connecting your DNA to 228 ancient individuals from the Eastern European plain and Baltic corridor, spanning 36,000 years of prehistory.
26 articles
What is the Ancient Eastern European Report?
How is this different from standard ethnicity estimates like AncestryDNA or 23andMe?
Is this a 'modern ethnicity' report? What do the regional labels mean?
What countries does the Ancient Eastern European Report cover?
Why don't you include the Balkans (Romania, Bulgaria, Serbia, Croatia, etc.)?
Why aren't there Caucasus samples in this report?
Why doesn't the report include Central Europe (Czech Republic, Hungary, Austria, Slovakia)?
Why does the report stop at the Ural Mountains for Russia?
What do my regional percentages actually mean?
Do my regional percentages add up to 100%?
My family is from X country, but my percentage there is 0% or very low. How is that possible?
I have a strong signal in a region where I don't have any known ancestry. Why?
What time periods does the ancient DNA dataset cover?
Why use modern geographic names as anchors instead of pure ancient DNA regions?
What are Ancient DNA Matches?
How are ancient matches scored and ranked?
What are Shared DNA Segments with Ancient Individuals?
What's the difference between Ancestral DNA Affinity and Shared DNA Segments?
How accurate is the Ancient Eastern European Report?
Can this report prove or disprove my family stories or genealogical records?
Will my report update over time?
Is this a medical or health report?
What DNA data is used, and how is my privacy protected?
What should I do if my results don't match what I expected?
Does this report work if I only have a small amount of Eastern European ancestry?
How does this report relate to other ancestry reports I may have?