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Showing posts with label archeology. Show all posts
Showing posts with label archeology. Show all posts
Saturday, November 2, 2019
Interesting times ahead
The map below made a big impression on me. Can't wait to see all of these ancient samples online. More details here.
See also...
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Labels:
ancient DNA,
archaeogenetics,
archeology,
Britain,
Central Asia,
Eurasia,
Eurasian steppe,
Europe,
global genetic variation,
HIV,
Iberia,
Indo-European,
Pontic-Caspian steppe,
Proto-Indo-European
Saturday, October 26, 2019
Warlike herders and their weapons
Who had the best gear? The Yamnaya guys? And if it came down to it, who would've won an all out rumble? Let me know your thoughts after reading this paper...
The weaponry of the pastoral societies in the context of the weaponry of the steppe/forest-steppe communities: 5000-2350 BCSee also...
Labels:
archeology,
axe,
battle,
Catacomb,
Corded Ware Culture,
Cucuteni-Trypilla,
dagger,
Eastern Europe,
Indo-European,
Pontic-Caspian steppe,
Usatovo culture,
Usatovo daggers,
warlike,
weaponry,
weapons,
Yamnaya
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