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"In the grip of an Ice Age, the Earth's temperature dropped, locking the world's moisture into giant glaciers and bringing intense drought to Saharan Africa. As herds of thirsty animals wandered northeast off the African continent searching for water, human hunters, our ancestors, followed."

"JOURNEY OF MAN tells the remarkable story of the human journey out of Africa and into the rest of the world, tracing history through evidence uncovered in the Y-chromosome of man's DNA. Traversing six continents, the film takes viewers on a fascinating journey into the hidden world of their ancestry and offers a modern look at our ancestor's lives."

National Geographic

Travelling by helicopter and army tank, Spencer Wells visited the Arctic Circle to meet the nomadic Chukchi.
National Geographic

2009
The Human Famly Tree HomePage

• to see samples of results enter the following numbers in "Your Genographic Project Kit ID" windows
  
  
  • Tom Bacig's DNA results ID # = FWAG7649L5
    
    
  • Tim Roufs' DNA results ID # = FW35F6VQRR
    
    
• interactive atlas of the human journey
  
  
• videos
  • Journey of Man (120 min., 2003)
  • The Search for Adam (51 min., 2005)
    
    
• slides
  • Genographic Project -- Introduction
  • Genographic Project -- Roufs Results
    
    
• Genographic News
  
  
• Register to Receive the Genographic Newsletter

• Early Humans May Have Crossed Sea to Leave Africa
• Women's Traveling Ways Written in Thai Tribes' Genes
• Neandertals, Hyenas Fought for Caves, Food, Study Says
• Phoenicians
• Photo Gallery: Journey of Man
• Prehistoric Bones Point to First Modern-Human Settlement in Europe
• Global Gene Project to Trace Humanity's Migrations