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Everything about List Of Dna Tested Mummies totally explainedThis is a list of mummies & ancient humans remains that have been DNA tested along with a brief description of when and where they lived.
mtDNA tests
The following mummies have undergone an mtDNA ( mitochondrial DNA) test:
| Name |
Location |
Approximate lifetime |
Mitochondrial DNA sequence |
mtDNA Haplogroup |
Y-DNA Haplogroup |
| Cheddar Man |
England |
9,000+ years ago |
16192T, 16270T |
U5a |
? |
| Ötzi the Iceman |
Italy |
5,300 years ago |
16224C, 16311C |
K |
? |
| Ahmose I |
Egypt |
3,550 years ago |
? |
? |
? |
| Seknet-re |
Egypt |
3,550 years ago |
? |
? |
? |
| Thutmose I |
Egypt |
3,500 years ago |
? |
? |
? |
| Amenhotep I |
Egypt |
3,500 years ago |
? |
? |
? |
| Yeshua bar Yehosef |
Israel |
2,000 years ago |
270G, 278T |
? |
? |
| Mariamene e Mara |
Israel |
2,000 years ago |
290G |
? |
— |
| The Norwich Anglo-Saxon |
England |
1,000 years ago |
16189A, 16223T, 16271C, 16278T |
X |
? |
| Starchild SA-1 |
Mexico |
900 years ago |
223T, 290T, 319A |
A |
? |
| Starchild SCS-1 |
Mexico |
900 years ago |
223T,298C,325C,327T |
C |
? |
| Juanita the Ice Maiden |
Peru |
500 years ago |
16111T, 16223T, 16290T, 16319A |
A |
— |
| Nonosabasut |
Newfoundland |
190 years ago |
093C,189C,213A,223T,278T |
X2a |
Q |
| Demasduit |
Newfoundland |
190 years ago |
223T,298C,325C,327T |
C |
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