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March 30, 2011
Evolution news: punctuated speciation and the fittest wins only sometimes
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We all (except a handful of fanatics) agree that evolution happens. What is not fully clear are the details of how it happens. These days tw...
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March 25, 2011
Texan evidence of pre-Clovis North-Americans
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Clovis (L) and Buttermilk (R) toolkits Several news sites have announced today what is arguably the first consolidate archaeological evid...
March 20, 2011
Archaeonews from South Asia
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The latest Archaeonews bulletin is full of interesting information on South Asian prehistory, from Nepal to Kerala: Nepal mountain burial...
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Violence among early Scotland farmers
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Early farmers of Scotland died violently ... but then they were buried in a monument, the Tomb of the Eagles (left), at Isbister. Out of 8...
March 15, 2011
Provenzal genetic data... and weird speculations
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The following paper offers some information on the genetics of Provenzals and some specific populations of Turkey (Foça, Izmir) which is com...
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March 14, 2011
Early farming was inefficient compared to foraging
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Early farming was only able to generate some 60% of what foraging (hunting and gathering) did, according to new research: Samuel Bowles, Cu...
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March 12, 2011
Y-DNA of Khazaks from Altay Republic
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Not very clear which is the motivation behind or the peculiar interest of this paper but it should add to the data resources anyhow: Matthe...
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