WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Viking age, spanning the 8th to 11th centuries AD, left a lasting mark on the genetics of today's Scandinavians, according to scientists who also documented the outsized ...
A middle-aged white man raises his sword to the skies and roars to the gods. The results of his genetic ancestry test have just arrived in his suburban mailbox. His eyes fill with tears as he learns ...
A middle-aged white man raises his sword to the skies and roars to the gods. The results of his genetic ancestry test have just arrived in his suburban mailbox. His eyes fill with tears as he learns ...
Ancient bones, teeth found in shipwreck burial ground help explain genetic ancestry of Scandinavians
Researchers say that the Viking Age left an imprint on the genetics of present-day Scandinavians. In an international study published Thursday in the journal Cell, scientists found that DNA from ...
This article contains affiliate links. We may earn a small commission on items purchased through this article, but that does not affect our editorial judgement. Viking ancestry is far more common in ...
Ragnar Lodbrok was a legendary Viking king, famous for leading warriors on raids across Northern Europe. It turns out that he and I are related, I recently discovered on Ancestry.com. This relation ...
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