The Phillips DNA Project

Adding branches to your Family Tree

Phillips DNA Blog

05/17/2012: Ancient map gives clue to fate of 'Lost Colony'

A new look at a 425-year-old map has yielded...

05/15/2012: Who Do You Think You Are? to be canceled by NBC

The following announcement was written by...

05/13/2012: DNA tests in progress at Family Tree DNA

Phillips Tests in Progress at FTDNA as of...

05/11/2012: Discover your genetic ancestors in Ireland

Whoose blood courses through your veins?...

05/08/2012: "Genealogy Today" on Houston TV Channel 8

A nice little video has popped up on YouTube...

05/04/2012: Indiana company adding QR codes to gravestones

CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind. - You might think gravestones...

05/02/2012: The Phillips DNA Project's newsletter has been posted

The May 2012 issue of the Phillips DNA Project's...

module by Inspiration
Home Project News Main 07/08/2010: Breakthrough in helping families go back to their roots
RSS Feed Google
07/08/2010: Breakthrough in helping families go back to their roots Print E-mail
Thursday, 08 July 2010 16:05

Scottish scientists at Edinburgh University have used volunteers from small communities in Scotland, Italy and Croatia to test their DNA and locate exactly where their distant relatives lived, in some cases with 100% accuracy.  Within five years they believe the technique could be developed sufficiently so that any person could pinpoint the geographical origins of his ancestors through DNA analysis.  Click here to read more of the story in The Herald.
 
Joomla Templates by Joomlashack