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The colonization of Eurasia by H. sapiens
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June 8, 2012
Cow lineages in Europe, Africa and creole America
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Another paper on bovine mtDNA adds important information to better understand the major matrilineage of domestic bovine cattle: haplogroup ...
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Mitochondrial DNA H found in Epipaleolithic Basques (and Greeks?)
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Definitely the spread of mtDNA H in Europe is older than Neolithic. First we had the reports on abundant mtDNA H in Upper Paleolithic M...
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June 5, 2012
H. pylori also made it out of Africa
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In our guts. Out of Africa and back (to some extent) and also again out of Africa into West Eurasia where it mixed with the Eurasian co...
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May 30, 2012
Review of Tropical Neolithic flows
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Michael Petraglia at Ancient Indian Ocean Corridors blog draws our attention to a quite interesting review on the Neolithic of the various...
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Claim that Danubian Neolithic people had classes
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Or so is what new research has led many to think. R. Alexander Bentley et al., Community differentiation and kinship among Europe’s ...
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May 29, 2012
Climate change dried up the Sarasvati sending Harappans eastward to the Ganges
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Before and after That's what new research seems to claim: before c. 1900 BCE there was a stable moonson on the Thar Desert feeding ...
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Another decorated cave discovered in Ardèche
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The Ardèche or Ardacha region , so-named for a tributary of the Rhône, is one of the most important and older districts of modern human pres...
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