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June 21, 2015
Some improved knowledge of major R1b sublineage S116
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While it is far from being the last word on the matter, the new study by researchers of the University of the Basque Country adds some impo...
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June 16, 2015
Alentoft 2015: more ancient DNA from beyond the Rhine
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I've got some "friendly spam" insisting that I write something on this paper: Morten E. Alentoft et al., Population genom...
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May 7, 2015
Neolithic mtDNA from the Seine basin
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Finally we get some ancient DNA from the French demarcation, which should be one of the focus of the research, because of the importance of...
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April 18, 2015
Iruña-Veleia documentary (English subtitles)
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Found at Ama Ata : There is another version with Italian subtitles . See also: Category Iruña-Veleia in this blog SOS Iruña-Ve...
April 3, 2015
19 Ka BP old mtDNA H from Cantabria
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Jean Lohizun points me to this new study by the EHU-UPV paleogeneticist team, which reviews the ancient DNA evidence from the Cantabrian st...
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March 11, 2015
Everything you wanted to know about Balcan and Carpathian Neolithic
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Prolific researcher Esther Bamfy recently uploaded to her academia.edu page this most interesting publication, which, even if it is not ...
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SW Iberia shattered by tsunamis every 700 years
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The Lisbon earthquake of 1755 is only the latest example of a long chain of destructive tsunamis affecting SW Iberia and NW Africa, which s...
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