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kvali.app helps you understand your heritage with interactive DNA tools. Explore samples, compare populations, and follow ancestry stories.

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8,500 years of continuity in one frame. 🦴🎶 On the left: A Neolithic bone flute from Anatolia. On the right: The Sardinian Z
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8,500 years of continuity in one frame. 🦴🎶 On the left: A Neolithic bone flute from Anatolia. On the right: The Sardinian Zuffolo. Sardinians trace ~80% of their ancestry to Neolithic Anatolia—the same migration that brought farming (and apparently this 3-holed design) to Europe. 🌾🏺

Looking for your closest ancient or modern relatives? 🧬 The Find Matches tool calculates the genetic distance between refere
Looking for your closest ancient or modern relatives? 🧬 The Find Matches tool calculates the genetic distance between reference samples and the world’s populations. Whether you’re comparing one ancient to others or analyzing your own uploaded DNA, you can see exactly where you fit in the human story. 🏛🌍

🧬Raw kit → G25, now in Kvali. Upload your file, get map-compatible G25 coordinates, explore on the map 🗺, then spin up an a
🧬Raw kit → G25, now in Kvali. Upload your file, get map-compatible G25 coordinates, explore on the map 🗺, then spin up an ancestry story with ancient reconstructions — more than just numbers and data. Diverse regional ancestry stories coming soon. http://kvali.app

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Working together with the Ancestral Whispers team and two affiliated software engineers, we have released https://kvali.app, where you can learn more about archaeogenetics in a simple, comprehensive format.

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Colchis

Kingdom of Alania

Colchis, circa 500 BCE

High quality map of land cover in the Caucasus

Work in progress of an antique Caucasus map

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Original Map

Neolithic Cultures of Northern Eurasia

Koban’s Heirs: The Dval and Tsanar Tribes

1552 Ptolemaic Map of Asian Sarmatia
1552 Ptolemaic Map of Asian Sarmatia

A work in progress map showing Kartvelian toponyms in North Ossetia according to Tsagaeva. This includes both "deep" toponyms
A work in progress map showing Kartvelian toponyms in North Ossetia according to Tsagaeva. This includes both "deep" toponyms and Christian-mediated lexicon from Georgian.

The Sarmatians

Peoples of the Soviet Union (National Geographic, 1976) -- ethnic map with descriptions of the nations (Not my own)