Eurogenes Blog

A new paper at PLoS ONE reports on the first human genomes reliably associated with the Single Grave culture (SGC). They were sequenced fr...

I was hoping that the Covid-19 pandemic wouldn't have an immediate impact on the publication of ancient DNA papers and new data, but con...

The hot topic at the moment is social inequality in Bronze Age Europe, thanks to a new paper by Mittnik et al. at Science . The full article...

Four of the samples from the recent Frei et al. paper on human mobility in prehistoric southern Scandinavia are in my Global25 datasheets....

I'd be very grateful if someone could explain to me what this new paper at the Proceedings of the Prehistoric Society journal was actu...

Ancient DNA has revealed that large scale migrations and population replacements have often accompanied major cultural changes in prehistori...

Below is a density heat map of Bell Beaker pottery finds from a recent paper titled Der Glockenbecher in Europa - eine Karteirung (The mapp...

I'm thinking that the Boscombe Bowmen site in Wiltshire, southern England, might be a valuable case study of how the Bell Beaker populat...

In my last two blog posts I tried to explain why the so called Bell Beakers of prehistoric Europe cannot be confidently derived in any signi...

I've been studying in detail the genetic substructures within the Bell Beaker population with formal statistics and Principal Component ...

Ever since the publication of the Olalde et al. Beaker paper (see here ), there's been a lot of talk online about Hungarian Yamnaya as t...