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Showing posts with label Bulgaria. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bulgaria. Show all posts
March 16, 2018

Ancient DNA from the Balkans

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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...
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March 11, 2015

Everything you wanted to know about Balcan and Carpathian Neolithic

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Prolific researcher Esther Bamfy recently uploaded to her academia.edu page this most interesting publication, which, even if it is not ...
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May 11, 2014

Ancient Thracians, Ötzi and the origins of modern Europeans (another point of view)

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A recent study has sequenced the DNA of an ancient Thracian woman but, for some reason, instead of looking at her comparison with modern Bu...
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January 19, 2014

First ever bronze was smelt in the Balcans

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It seems that West Asia is losing a bit of its relevance as the origin of nearly every development. Much as the first steel is now known to...
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March 7, 2013

Y-DNA survey of Bulgaria

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Filling in a blank in the Y-DNA mapping of Europe comes this new paper: Sena Karachanak et al., Y-Chromosome Diversity in Modern Bulgar...
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December 14, 2012

Wanted: volunteer archaeologists to dig Europe's oldest civilization

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Tell Yunatsite in Southern Bulgaria was an important settlement of the Chalcolithic, in the context of an advanced culture that was older...
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October 9, 2012

Claim oldest European 'city' in Bulgaria

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From Pileta de Prehistoria According to the Sophia Globe (h/t Pileta ), the oldest ever city in Europe would have been located at P...
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