3 ancient DNA individuals excavated at Uushigiin-Uver, Mongolia, dated between 794 BC and 1350 AD. Y-DNA haplogroups found on site include N1a1a1a1a4a, J1a2a1a2d2b2a1, Q1a1a1a. Explore each individual's haplogroups, radiocarbon dates and ancestral composition.

3
Individuals
794 BC
Earliest
1350 AD
Latest
2
Studies

Average ancestral composition (3 individuals, non-zero components only)

East Asian
69.9%
CHG/Iran N
14.2%
ANF
9.6%
Steppe
9.0%
AASI
4.1%
Natufian
2.7%
WHG
1.4%
ANE
1.2%
Native American
1.0%
EHG
0.9%

Individuals excavated at this site (sorted chronologically)

Sample ID Label Date Sex Y-DNA mtDNA Culture Study
I6365 Mongolia_LBA_EIA 794 BC M N1a1a1a1a4a D4o1 WangNature2021; C.-C. Wang et al. 2021 (Nature); WangReichNature2021
UUS002 Mongolia_MA_oWest 1346 AD M Q1a1a1a X2d1 JeongCell2020; Jeong et al. 2020; JeongWarinnerCell2020
UUS001 Mongolia_MA_oWest 1350 AD M J1a2a1a2d2b2a1 D5a2a JeongCell2020; Jeong et al. 2020; JeongWarinnerCell2020
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