For what they were... we are

Heh, why not? The curious fact is that a flint stone engraving recently found in the Aurignacian layers of Cantalouette II (Dordogne, SW ...

A new genetic study comes to confirm what most of us already knew: that Southern Slavs don't show any significant signature of immigrat...

Quickies According to this new study of Thai sites, the SE Asian Bronze Age, whose dating has been controversial, began probably in th...

This is something I've been chewing on for more than a year now and yet never got myself to blog about (although I have mentioned in pr...

A new study has been published that reviews all the data on the Southern Iberian Solutrean, which (excepted probably Asturias) is a distinc...

Everybody seems to be buzzing about this study on Atapuerca (El Portalón) site's Chalcolithic and Bronze Age genomes and I do think it ...

Quantity over quality series A technical study that however gives an interesting glimpse on the complex but generally reductive geneti...