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September 19, 2013
Blog hiatus and troll emergency issues
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I'll go into hiatus for some days or weeks. I have not been blogging too much as of late and feeling guilty about it but today I really...
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September 13, 2013
Basque and other European origins according to ancient mtDNA
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This is a (partly shortened) version of an article I wrote recently in Spanish language for Ama Ata . For reasons of the variegated met...
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September 12, 2013
Are ancient mtDNA sequences from Syria of Indian origin?
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Honestly, I have all kind of doubts but that's what a new study claims on the basis of just a few hypervariable sequence markers: H...
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A western riverine route for human migration to North Africa in the Abbassia Pluvial
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Interesting study on paleo-rivers of the Sahara providing insight for a likely route for Homo sapiens to cross the Sahara towards NW Africa...
Ukraine's Neolithic and Bronze Age ancient mtDNA
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A doctoral thesis on ancient Ukrainian mtDNA has recently become freely available (h/t Kristiina): Jeremy R. Newton, Ancient Mitochondr...
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September 9, 2013
Homo sapiens was in China before 100,000 years ago!
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This finding consolidates the recent dating of African-like industries of India to c. 96,000 years ago , as well as other previous discover...
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September 6, 2013
More Basque linguistics: the meaning of "Varduli"... and other ancient tribes
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A quick linguistic note I just feel I need to write. If you make a search on the etymology of Varduli (one of the historical Basque tr...
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