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This may be needed as transition between the ancient Iberian genetic data of Valdiosera and Günther that I discussed two days ago and the ...

This study is very interesting but it is very wrongly argued, maybe in an attempt to fit their findings with what has sadly become the main...

All archaeogenetics and no archaeology makes people go mad. So let's spice this a bit with this absolutely enticing video of a conferen...

This study has been for several months around but I have not discussed until now and is well worth a mention. Ian Mathieson et al., The...

A very interesting thesis on Iberian ancient mitochondrial DNA is available (found via Bell Beaker Blogger ): Christina Roth, Once upon...

Four human remains dated to the Bronze Age were sequenced for mitochondrial DNA in Santimamiñe cave (Kortezubi, Biscay, Basque Country), a...

This study was published just a few days ago but is already from the previous year, tricks of the calendar. It is a scheme-breaker in sever...

Or yet another ancient European DNA study, with some quirks and, critically, the first ancient farmer sample from the Eastern Mediterranean...

Quickies According to this new study of Thai sites, the SE Asian Bronze Age, whose dating has been controversial, began probably in th...

Everybody seems to be buzzing about this study on Atapuerca (El Portalón) site's Chalcolithic and Bronze Age genomes and I do think it ...