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New Living DNA project aims to map Germany’s genetic history

New Living DNA project aims to map Germany’s genetic history

We launch an appeal for German people with four locally-born grandparents to take part in a new DNA project to help map the genetic history of Germany.

Winners at Somerset Business Awards

Winners at Somerset Business Awards

DNA Worldwide Group recently two business awards in a remarkable testament to all the many people that work hard to deliver our products.

New Living DNA project aims to map Ireland’s genetic history

New Living DNA project aims to map Ireland’s genetic history

We launch an appeal for Irish people with four locally-born grandparents to take part in a new DNA project to help map the genetic history of Ireland.

Who really won at the Battle of Hastings?

Who really won at the Battle of Hastings?

950 years ago today, a beleaguered King Harold met William of Normandy in open battle at Hastings that changed map of Britain.

Living DNA previews at New Scientist Live, London

Living DNA previews at New Scientist Live, London

The Living DNA team travelled from Somerset to London to preview their personal ancestry DNA service.

Europe's earliest farmers were direct descendants of Neolithic Aegeans

Europe's earliest farmers were direct descendants of Neolithic Aegeans

A recent study suggests that early European farmers have an almost broken tail of ancestry leading back to the Aegeans.

Ancient DNA study shows the first Australians were Aboriginal

Ancient DNA study shows the first Australians were Aboriginal

Research confirms Aboriginal people were the first people of Australia. Mungo Man, the oldest known Australian, was in an extinct line of humans.

Recent study of modern DNA reveals half of western European men descend from a single man

Recent study of modern DNA reveals half of western European men descend from a single man

A study of variation in the Y chromosome has recently been published, showing how half of all western European men descended from an individual male.

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