Impact of Diasporas on the Making of Britain
Collaborators and more projects
The Impact of Diasporas on the Making of Britain programme arises from our collective experience in many other research projects that have interrogated primary sources which reflect the identities of past human populations in the British Isles, Europe and beyond. We have engaged in a number of relevant research projects investigating related themes and collaborated with organisations listed below.
Collaborators
People of the British Isles
The Impact of Diasporas team worked in collaboration with this project, sharing data that result from both projects.
- Funders: Wellcome Trust and University of Oxford
- Project lead: Professor Bodmer
Oxford Diasporas Programme
A programme also funded by the Leverhulme Trust, and based at the University of Oxford, with a more contemporary, global focus.
- Project lead: Professor Robin Cohen
Further related studies
What's in a name? Applying patrilineal surnames to forensics, population history and genetic epidemiology
- Funder: Wellcome Trust
- Project lead: Dr Turi King
Surnames, genes and the history of Britain
- Funder: Wellcome Trust
- Project leads: Professor Mark Jobling and Dr Turi King
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Genetic Survey of Wirral and West Lancashire
Excavating past population structures using surname-based sampling: the genetic legacy of the Vikings in northwest England
- (Mol. Biol. Evol. 25)
Languages and genes of the Greater Himalayan region
- Funder: AHRC/ESF
- Project lead: Professor M. Jobling
Sense of Place in Anglo-Saxon England
- Funder: AHRC Network
- Project lead: Dr R Jones
Vikings' Identity Network
- Funder: AHRC Network
- Collaborators: Universities of Nottingham, Leicester and Birmingham
- Project leads: Professor J Jesch and Dr J Carroll
Carolingian polyptques
- Funder: HEA funded teaching resource
- Project leads: Dr J Story, Dr J Palmer and N Palmer