Index of webpages

Africa: Africa; haplogroup A, Koisan, Bantu and Nilo-Saharan languages
Albania: Albanian language
Britain: Britons, Anglo-Saxons, R-L21
CD.html: haplogroup C and D, old branches, Ainu language
Celtic: language, R1b-P312
MiddleEastCopperAge: population jumps in city states in the Middle East
E-M35: haplogroup E-M35 and the Afro-Asiatic languages, including Semitic languages, start of agriculture in Green Sahara (Egypt, E-V22). Grottochronology
ftdna branches 2022
G: haplogroup G, start of agriculture in Anatolia
H: Davidic languages (India)
I: old European population and northern Europe
IE: Indo-European, Centum and Satem, Hittite, Tocharian, Baltic, Greek (including E1b-V13 and J2b-L283)
J1: Fertile Crescent, development of cities
J2a: Fertile Crescent, development of cities
J2b: Fertile Crescent, development of cities
L: Persian Gulf and Arabian Sea
Languages gives a few basic characteristics of language change and evolution
MS: Australia
Maghreb: Carthage, Berber, Maghreb, extreme population jumps
N: Uralic (including Finnic)
O: Asian
Founding Fathers shows the criteria that is used to find the fathers with exceptions population jumps.
Q: Asia and America
R1b-old: parallel branch to R1b-M269
R2: Persian Gulf and Arabian Sea
Slavic: Slavic languages, e.g. I-Y56203
T: Fertile Crescent, development of cities
TimeMaps: describes how the timemaps are made
World: old overview
Statistics on branch splits in the yfull tree shows that population growth was not continuous, and population jumps is a common phenomenon
Quality check of geographic positions shows the locations of the used positions
List of Exceptional Population jumps
Lists the population branch splits
Phylog. Trees show the phylogenetic trees of the branches that mentioned in this website