For what they were... we are
Prehistory, Anthropology and Genetics
Pages
(Move to ...)
Home
Ancient mtDNA maps of Europe
Early Kurgan expansion
Iberian Chalcolithic
Y-DNA ages
Links
The colonization of Eurasia by H. sapiens
▼
September 29, 2011
The Neolithic colonization of the Valencian Country
›
The excellent blog in Spanish Language Neolítico de la Península Ibérica discusses today the following paper (freely accesible and in Engl...
16 comments:
September 24, 2011
Echoes from the past (Sep 24)
›
And all the rest of the cool stuff in short headlines: Archaeology and hominin evolution: Robust australopithecines were indeed relatives...
5 comments:
'Denisovan' admixture widespread beyond Wallace Line, non-existant elsewhere
›
Reconstructed H. erectus Remember that last Christmas we got an unusual gift of knowledge in the finding by Reich et al. that Melanesian...
93 comments:
Mysterious 'East Asian' mtDNA in early European farmers
›
Critical update (Jul 17 2014): all the N9a found in ancient remains from Hungary is actually from the Sarmatian or Medieval period (inter...
10 comments:
Are Hmong-Mien 'descendant' from Austroasiatic peoples?
›
This paper has been for more than a week in my "to do" folder and I really think it deserves a separate mention even if it also le...
4 comments:
September 19, 2011
Claims of Nigerian late "archaic" human... highly dubious
›
That's the least I can say after looking at the matter with some attention: that the claims made by a recent paper are not sufficiently ...
28 comments:
The gene that affects behavior but only if culture allows
›
This is the interesting story on an SNP demonstrated (statistically significant) to influence behavior among white US citizens. The gene in ...
2 comments:
‹
›
Home
View web version