![]() ![]() After the Ice Age, her clan moved north, reaching Britain about 12,000 years ago – Helena’s descendants are the most numerous in Europe, having started 20,000 years ago from a hunting family in the Dordogne region of southwest France. What is still up for question, according to Professor Sykes, are the precise dates and locations of the seven women’s lives. These seven women’s lives were fascinating and they all lived in different time periods. The fact that Professor Sykes was able to locate an actual living generic related to the Ice Man, a woman who is currently residing in Britain, added another layer to the tale. The world was enthralled by the Ice Man’s discovery and the estimate of his age, over 5,000 years. In 1994, the frozen remains of a man who had been trapped in glacial ice in northern Italy were sent to Professor Bryan Sykes, a leading expert on DNA and human evolution. Her genetic line is most prevalent in Western Europe, particularly in Spain and Portugal. For instance, studies have shown that 43% of Poles are derived from Helena. It is feasible to determine which of those women native Europeans are derived from, but it requires effort and research. The names of Eve’s seven daughters are Ursula, Xenia, Helena, Velda, Tara, Katrine, and Jasmine. These ancient women are referred to as the “Seven daughters of Eve” and eventually are known as the prehistoric grandmothers of Europe. ![]() It is currently known that seven ancient female genetic lines are responsible for 95% of contemporary Europeans. ![]()
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