Research released in 2017 identified the removal and investigation of DNA from 151 mummified ancient Egyptian individuals, whose remains to be were recovered coming from Abusir el-Meleq in Middle Egypt. Obtaining well-preserved, uncontaminated DNA coming from mummies has been an issue for the discipline of archaeogenetics, and these samples offered the initial dependable data set from ancient Egyptians applying high-throughput DNA sequencing strategies. The individuals were living in an interval stretching from the past due to the New Kingdom to the Both roman era (1388 BCE-426 CE). Comprehensive mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) sequences were acquired intended for 90 of the mummies and were in contrast to each other and with many other ancient and modern datasets. The researchers found the ancient Egyptian people in their dataset possessed highly comparable mitochondrial profiles through the analyzed period. Contemporary Egyptians generally distributed this maternal haplogroup structure, but likewise carried more Sub-Saharan African clades.
Nevertheless, analysis of the mummies’ mtDNA haplogroups discovered that they shared higher mitochondrial affinities with modern populations from your Near East as well as the Levant in comparison to contemporary Egyptians. On top of that, 3 of the ancient Egyptian individuals were analyzed for Y-DNA, two were designated towards the Middle-Eastern haplogroup M and one to haplogroup E1b1b1 prevalent in North Africa. The experts advised that the affinities of the evaluated historic Egyptian specimens might not be representative of those of almost all ancient Egyptians, given that they were from just one archaeological location.

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