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Lucky Family Group 8 has a new member who tested through Ancestry.com.  Group 8 has rather unusual yDNA, making it easy to identify matches.  This is the family group that scored a match with the 3000-year-old Bronze Age skeletons found in a cave in Germany...

Here is alink to a list of the ten best blogs for anyone interested in genetic genealogy and personal genomics, according to Blaine Bettinger.  Blaine is a geneticist and law student who has been exploring the field of genetic genealogy for over...

Roots Television is an internet TV show that you can watch on your computer.  It was founded by Megan Smolenyak, a professional genealogist, and it is by and for avid genealogists and family historians.  Click here to view an interesting interview of...

While DNA will never replace standard genealogical research and primary documentation, it can be a tool to be used in conjunction with standard research.  An article found here in the July 6th 2009 edition of the Asheville Citizen-Times addresses...

There is a fascinating article in the July-August issue of Harvard Magazine entitled "Who Killed the Men of England?" at thislink.  The subtitle is "The written record of history meets genomics, evolution, demography and molecular archaeology."  As one...