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World Map & Phylogeny of Ancestries

Writer: Joshua Kes
Joshua Kes
Sep 30
1 min read

Updated: Oct 1

This set of maps was researched for and created by myself, Joshua Kes (B.S. in Geoscience), using interdisciplinary meta-analysis and Adobe Photoshop. I will continue to update this post as I learn more and make corrections to my model of interconnected hypotheses.


YouTube Video Presentation:


Simplified Map of Ethno-Linguistic Complex Migrations


Simplified Phylogenetic Tree of Ancestral Macro-Phyla (low quality screengrab):


Animated Map of Ancestral Macro-Phyla from 8000-200 BCE:


8000 BCE (with labels):


7000 BCE:

  • Afroasian Berber & Chadic Migrations into the Sahara.


6000 BCE:

  • Anatolian Neolithic Farmers Settle into Aegean and Balkans.

  • Caucasian Neolithic Farmers Settle Ciscaucasian Steppe.

  • Afroasian Berbers Reach the Atlantic Ocean.


5000 BCE:

  • Anatolian Neolithic Farmers Settle Central and Western Europe.

  • Iranian Neolithic Farmers Settle Bactria, forming the Bactrian-Margiana Archaeological Complex.

  • Eastern Hunter-Gatherers and Caucasian Neolithic Farmers Mix, Leading to the Proto-Indo-European Ethnogenesis.


4400 BCE:


3800 BCE:


3200 BCE:


2600 BCE:


2000 BCE:


1400 BCE:


800 BCE:


200 BCE:



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