House of the Fathers

Discover the Ancient Paths of Your Ancestors
Did you know that we can trace the remarkable journeys our ancestors took in antiquity, paths that stretch across continents and civilizations, leading to the present day?

In this groundbreaking exploration of Y-DNA haplogroups, the author unveils how phylogeographic research now enables us to link genetic data with historic migration routes.
West Africans, for instance, migrated into Europe as early as 1300 B.C., with some settling in Scotland by 400 B.C. E-M2 first entered Egypt in 5,500 B.C. And few know about their presence in Canaan since 2500 B.C. according to the phylogeographic data in the Family Tree Y-DNA database.

The "House of the Fathers Project", founded by the author seeks to assist individuals in reclaiming their paternal lineage.

This story is not just one of movement-it's a story of lineage, survival, and royalty. With the help of modern science, researchers can now visualize the precise routes of these haplogroups, revealing where the descendants of these ancient forefathers live today.

In tracing his own paternal line, the author has uncovered connections that stretch back to ancient Egypt and the Levant, corresponding with the biblical Exodus around 1200 B.C. Supported by historical sources like the Ipuwer Papyrus, the Merneptah Stele, the Tully Papyrus, and even biblical scripture, this journey reveals the convergence of historical events and genetic science. From Egypt's Pharaohs to Israel's prophets, from European royalty to African Queens, this book weaves a profound story of how ancient bloodlines and their migrations have shaped the modern world.

Journey through time and discover how science, history, and ancestry connect us all-across the ages and across the stars.

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