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This blog is meant as a discussion forum for participants in the Y-DNA project the Värmland-Hedmark Cluster. The blog will also be used to post news and general information about the project, as a complement to the newsletter that comes out now and then.
The oil painting pictured on the left is from 1924 and shows the ferry across the river Klarälven in Ransäter, Värmland. The artist is Gumme Åkermark (1847-1927). Source: Värmlands Museum (public domain mark 1.0).
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The December 2024 issue (No. 12) of the Värmland-Hedmark Cluster newsletter has now been published. See here: www.johanlagerlof.com/uploads/2/9/8/4/29840707/vhc-newsletter-dec-2024-v1-reduced.pdf
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Åsa Qvarnström
1/9/2025 07:02:14 am
Hej Johan,
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Johan Lagerlöf
1/10/2025 08:31:29 am
Hej Åsa,
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Åsa Qvarnström
1/11/2025 04:01:16 am
Tack för förklaringen! Så det är alltså inte från arkeologiskt DNA man fått fram anfäderna utan man har uppskattat utifrån skedda mutationer när de bör ha levt ungefär. Har jag förstått det rätt?
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Åsa Qvarnström
1/11/2025 04:38:52 am
Jag menar alltså at fotot på Ada och barnet (om det nu var de) inte verkar vara från Svenskt Porträttarkiv. Förhoppningsvis hittar du det. 7/30/2026 01:09:20 am
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