For what they were... we are

Or so it seems considering the data of Fregel et al., a study I have in my to-do list for some time and that I don't see cited often or...

I've been the last two weeks or so chewing on this pre-pub and there's a point when no more chewing seems to be useful. So let'...

Disclaimer: this is a fictional work, any coincidence with reality is, well, coincidence... or something... I told you years ago it wo...

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...

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...

"Just for being published in Nature it does not mean it is necessarily wrong" (popular saying). Iñigo Olalde et al., The Beak...

Not really able yet to discern if this is an alternative way ahead for autosomal archaeogenetics or just another dead end. But it does seem...

Just weeks ago a new study on Northern Iberian Y-DNA, focused specifically on R1b-DF27, was published. It covers Asturias, Cantabria, Basqu...

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