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European Ancestry? Discover Your "Viking DNA"
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Exclusive Viking Index
Discover how much you have in common with these ancient warriors by comparing your DNA to 442 genetic samples taken from real archaeological sites.
Detailed Historical Insights
Find out why there were actually 4 different types of Vikings and learn how these fierce warriors spread their culture and identity across the European continent over 1,000 years ago.
START FOR FREEThink you know about the Vikings?
Think again.
Vikings were not one single ethnicity.
Instead, "Viking" was a warrior identity — one shared by many different people across multiple regions over 1,000 years ago.
Genomelink's Viking Report is based on a landmark 2020 study of over 400 Viking DNA samples.
And what these researchers discovered is shocking:
Not all Scandinavian: Many people buried as "Vikings" were not from Scandinavia at all.
Modern genetic legacy: In the UK, up to 6% of the population may have "Viking DNA"
Blonde myth: Many Vikings actually had brown hair — they weren't all blonde-haired and blue-eyed like in the movies
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Easily transfer your DNA data from Ancestry, 23andMe, or MyHeritage to Genomelink’s secure dashboard – saving you time and money.FREE ancestry analysis
Get a breakdown of your global ancestry for free as a trial, so you can decide if purchasing the Viking DNA Report makes sense for you based on your results.
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Our team of dedicated researchers has curated over 10,000 genetics studies to build our database and algorithm for accurate DNA genetic testing. This includes the latest ancestry, genealogy, and archaeological research.
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While a few of the traits are not accurate for me, most are. I really appreciate the effort put into compiling the data to support the statistics they share, and the transparency with which they approach the limitations of what their data can tell us. I'm enjoying the new features that get added, and am always excited to receive a new trait on Tuesdays. This is a company that is serious about providing useful, factual, evidence based information. I pay monthly for full access and am happy to do so.
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On some of the traits, I was not so convinced, but then again this is not easy and genes play a limited role. For example, I got low on intelligence trait, though my IQ has been measured above 140 and I am a university professor who has worked successfully as a scientist in Harvard. Yet the company is honest in saying these are estimates. On ancestry estimation, Genomelink was closer to Ancestry than MyHeritage in results, but additionally detected some aspects that I know of based on genealogy to be there (weakly since some generations removed) that both Ancestry and (especially) MyHeritage missed. From this I get that Genomelink is either less conservative in estimation than Ancestry/MyHeritage, or just more accurate/sensitive. Personally, it was nice to get DNA ancestry results that confirmed what I knew from elsewhere.
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