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👋 What is KinPlot?
Your G25 coordinates, turned into maps: ~800 modern populations and ancient groups by era. No G25? Simulate it privately from your 23andMe/Ancestry file.
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Randomly picked one haplogroup on yfull under J-P58 ending in Yemen and traced its path via kinplot.com
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Migration & current heatmap for my maternal haplogroup L0a1c1. #Ethiopia Four current testers from Saudi Arabia and Iran and an iron-age sample from Kenya. All of us meeting 11,000 years ago considering mtdna does not mutate as fast as ydna- kinplot.com #Ethiopia
Thomas Jefferson's paternal haplogroup (T-FT78438) migration map. You can also create your maternal and paternal haplogroup migration map with available ancient burial sites at kinplot.com
Migration and heatmaps and ancient burial sites for haplogroup E-Z813, a sub-branch of E-V32 most common in the Horn of Africa. #Ethiopia #Somalia #Eritrea Check your direct maternal and paternal line map at kinplot.com
In 1848 there were 5,148 Votians. In 1926, 705. In Russia’s last census, 99. A Finnic people of Ingria, between Narva and St Petersburg, their language survives with a few elderly speakers in three villages: Krakolye, Peski and Luzhitsy. Pictured: Markina Martintiter, 1914.
We now hold four Votian genomes. Closest present-day neighbours by G25 distance: Tver Karelians (0.0147), Ingrians (0.0151), Russians of Lyubytino, Novgorod (0.0176). Fitting: medieval Novgorod named a whole province after them. kinplot.com #Finland
Heatmap and genetic profile for Moroccan Berber (Central Atlas Tamazight). #Morocco
J-P58 haplogroup heatmap for ancient burial samples and published modern presence. You can get yours at kinplot.com
People of the Old Babylonian period at Bakr Awa, Iraqi Kurdistan (~1,880 BCE). Closest today: Kurdistani Jews 0.019, Iraqi Jews 0.021, Iranian Jews 0.024, Assyrians 0.026. I built the tool behind this: kinplot.com
East African herders are no longer one lumped source on KinPlot: early herders (~2,250-1,300 BCE), later Pastoral Neolithic, and Iron Age herders, each by its own burial dates. kinplot.com
5/ Two 2025 genomes are now sources: the Old Kingdom Egyptian from Nuwayrat (Jacobs et al., Nature) and the Green Saharan herders of Takarkori, Libya (Salem et al., Nature). East African herders are split by burial date, not lumped.
6/ Bought a map before? Open your link: results are recomputed every time, so it's all already in there. New here? kinplot.com