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This is a guest post by an anonymous contributor . I don't necessarily agree with its findings, but I think it's a good way to get t...

If, like Iosif Lazaridis, you subscribe to the idea that the Yamnaya people carry early Anatolian farmer-related admixture that spread into ...

The scientists at the David Reich Lab are a clever bunch. But they're not always on top of things, and this can be a problem. For ins...

I think we'll see the emergence of two main competing proto-Indo-European (PIE) homeland theories over the next few years: - a homelan...

At least four individuals from the Late Chalcolithic (LC) burial site of Arslantepe show ancestry typical of the population associated with ...

At least five individuals from Neolithic burial sites in what is now Ukraine harbor ancestry that is normally associated with much later ste...

Archeologist David Anthony has teamed up with Harvard's David Reich Lab to work on a paper about the Eneolithic period on the Pontic-Ca...

In recent years you may have read academic papers, books and press articles claiming that the Early Bronze Age Yamnaya culture of the Pontic...

Here's a quote from a new paper on the impact of genetics, and especially ancient DNA, on archeology and linguistics co-authored by arc...

I haven't used TreeMix since qpGraph became freely available for Linux. Among other things, the latter offers greater control, reproduci...