About

This is a website dedicated to archaeogenetics and modern population genetics as well as history, archaeology and linguistics. Genetics can help us understand history in a way that was impossible prior to the advance of DNA sequencing. Most importantly, it can often help us find the missing pieces to the puzzle. Thanks to new methods and technology that has become available, the field of population genomics has undergone a complete revolution during the 2010s. It will only keep evolving.

The goal of Genomic Atlas is to provide readers with evidence-based and fact-checked information about population genomics. We stick to peer-reviewed studies and do our best to rely on up-to date data.