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January 8, 2011
Some new insights in the phylogeny of Y-DNA E1b1
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There is a brand new paper on Y-DNA haplogroup E1b1: B. Trombetta et al., A New Topology of the Human Y Chromosome Haplogroup E1b1 (...
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January 5, 2011
Video: Magdalenian astronomy (in Spanish)
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This video (51'36'') is sadly only available online in Spanish language in spite of having been shot originally in English (tit...
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Video: Armenia's "Stonehenge"
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An interesting CNN video on which may be the oldest stone ring of the world, in modern day Armenia: From Pileta de Prehistoria .
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January 3, 2011
Some rock art of Australia does not retain any paint but pigmented microbes
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This is quite unexpected and rather shocking: rock art from Bradshaw, West Australia, keeps no paint all, but remains drawn and visible bec...
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January 1, 2011
Green wet Sahara
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Happy new year, by the way. I want to call your attention to a post by Razib in which he reviews a new paper on the archaeology of transi...
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December 30, 2010
Before I forget again: I found the reference for L2 among the Sakai (Semang) - M51a1 probably in fact
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This is something that has shown up in some discussions and I had totally forgotten where I had found this reference of one Negrito from th...
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Conservative brains are full of fear
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Fans of the classical (but probably incorrect) blank slate hypothesis of the human brain won't like this: new research (not yet publish...
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