14ancient individuals
3excavation sites
1published studies
4,141 BColdest individual

Main archaeological groups: ChannelIslands C (3), ChannelIslands LN (3), ChannelIslands EIA LaTene (2), ChannelIslands IA (2), ChannelIslands MN (2).
Most frequent Y-DNA lines: I2a (4), BT (1), I2 (1).
Most frequent mtDNA lines: H61 (4), J1c (2), H (1), HV (1), K1 (1), K1a (1).

Find the ancient individuals closest to your own town →

Period by period

5,000 to 3,000 BC (6 individuals)

Groups: ChannelIslands C (3), ChannelIslands MN (2), ChannelIslands MN-o (1). Y-DNA: I2a (3). mtDNA: H (1), HV (1), J1c (1), K1b (1).

DateGroupSiteY-DNAmtDNA
4,141 BC ChannelIslands MN Le Déhus K1b1a1
4,107 BC ChannelIslands MN-o Le Déhus I2a1a2 X2b+226
4,098 BC ChannelIslands MN Le Déhus I2a1a2 J1c1b1
3,864 BC ChannelIslands C The Common
3,864 BC ChannelIslands C The Common I2a1a2b HV
3,581 BC ChannelIslands C The Common H

3,000 to 1,000 BC (3 individuals)

Groups: ChannelIslands LN (3). Y-DNA: I2 (1), I2a (1). mtDNA: J1c (1), K1 (1), K1a (1).

DateGroupSiteY-DNAmtDNA
2,985 BC ChannelIslands LN Le Déhus I2 K1
2,979 BC ChannelIslands LN Le Déhus K1a4a1
2,434 BC ChannelIslands LN Le Déhus I2a1b1a2b2~ J1c8

1,000 BC to AD 1 (5 individuals)

Groups: ChannelIslands EIA LaTene (2), ChannelIslands IA (2), ChannelIslands LIA LaTene (1). Y-DNA: BT (1). mtDNA: H61 (4), U5a (1).

DateGroupSiteY-DNAmtDNA
599 BC ChannelIslands EIA LaTene Longis Common H61
533 BC ChannelIslands EIA LaTene Longis Common BT H61
134 BC ChannelIslands IA Longis Common H61
108 BC ChannelIslands IA Longis Common H61
40 BC ChannelIslands LIA LaTene Longis Common U5a1b1

Excavation sites

Source: Allen Ancient DNA Resource v66 (Mallick et al. 2024), individuals with a date and coordinates; samples the AADR flags as misdated are left out. Group names are those of the original studies. Haplogroups are shown when they could be read from the ancient DNA.

Which of these ancient peoples are in your DNA?
Our Isles (Britain & Ireland) report compares your own raw DNA file with the ancient and modern populations of the region, era by era, and explains your result in plain language with your haplogroups.
See the Isles (Britain & Ireland) report

We use cookies to enhance your experience. By continuing to visit this site you agree to our use of cookies. Read our privacy policy

🧭 Find your report
πŸ“¬ Stay in the loop

New tools and new reports, straight to your inbox. No spam, unsubscribe anytime.