Administrators from the Norway DNA Project will be present at Genealogy Day in Oslo, Saturday 25. October 10:00-16:00. As usual the event is held at the National Archives in Sogn, Oslo.
We are one of several exhibitors, and we can be contacted througout the arrangment for assistance with DNA genealogy.
More information will follow at the webpages at DIS Norge genealogical association.
If you are interested in testing, you can order a new test here, directly from The Norway DNA Project. We usually recommend: 1) for direct paternal lines: minimum Y37, preferably Y67 2) for direct maternal lines: full mt-test FMS 3) for closer relatives in all lines: Family Finder Read more about different types of test…
Everyone with known Norwegian ancestry should join our national DNA project. By joining you contribute to our knowledge about haplogroup distribution in Norway. The statistics can only show results from members, so it is essential that as many as possible of the testers with a Norwegian ancestry join. Our lists of Y- and mtDNA results…
We are testing out a new layout, so please be patient with any problems on the website while we’re working. In the meantime see our DNA genealogy page about testing for genealogists. The English version of the webpages is only an excerpt of the full site; check the Norwegian version to see all pages of…
These webpages are primarily in Norwegian. Almost all information about DNA-testing on the internet is in English already, and these pages were created to cover the need for information in Norwegian. We will however translate the most important material into English as well; for the remaining pages, please use Google translate or other tools.
Genographic-project is now shutting down! To those who has tested at the project or know anyone who has, now is the time to transfer! Heres more about the issue: Genographic prepares to shut down! We wish all Norwegian Genographic-testers and Geno 2.0 testers to join Norway DNA. Read more about how to transfer results and join!…
Have you done the Full Mitochondrial Sequence (FMS)? Are you still “just” H, V, T2 – or other udefined groups? Maybe no one has done any research on just your specific mtDNA mutations yet. For the scientists to evaluate all possible SNPs found in your sequence and define new haplogroups/subclades, they need access to more…
