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Showing posts with label North Africa. Show all posts
Showing posts with label North Africa. Show all posts
April 8, 2018

No Iberian in Iberomaurusian

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After almost a century of controversy on the matter, it seems that archaeogenetics solved the riddle. Not in the sense I thought it would b...
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April 4, 2018

North African Neolithic was influenced by Europe... and European Chalcolithic by Iberian Neolithic

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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...
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January 1, 2017

Oldest evidence for cooking in pots comes from Libya

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Quickies Kambiz Karami at Anthropology.net (a most interesting blog to follow) mentioned this week that Libyan pottery remains, maybe a...
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Ancient aboriginal DNA from El Hierro (Canary Islands)

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The island of El Hierro (lit. The Iron ) is one of the westernmost of the Canary Islands. I have never visited but it seems to be very beau...
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Iberomaurusian ancient mtDNA

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This is an issue that has lingered for a long time in the online anthropology circles. Once upon a time (2005) there was online a presentat...
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August 21, 2016

Paleolithic European mtDNA lineage U5b2c1 in Carthaginian man

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Quickies Elizabeth A. Matisoo-Smith et al. A European Mitochondrial Haplotype Identified in Ancient Phoenician Remains from Carthage, No...
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November 2, 2015

Algerian complex genetics

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This is a rather interesting study that deals with the genetics of the Republic of Algeria, with several new samples. Asmahan Bekada...
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