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Two former Harvard scientists Pontus Skoglund and Iain Mathieson are working on a new review paper on the wide range of scientific breakthro...

Considering the increasingly large numbers of paleogenomic samples being released online nowadays, it's no longer practical for me to tr...

Below is an abstract from the upcoming Human Evolution 2017 conference (Cambridge, UK, November 20-22). It'll be interesting to see whe...

Update 05/02/2025: To get your Global25 coords, please use the app HERE . The whole process usually takes a couple of days. Feel free to sp...

From a new paper at the International Journal of Osteoarchaeology : In this study, we examine trauma on human remains from the Tripolye s...

I feel that I need to do a double take, and demonstrate more obviously why my new PCA, the one that I introduced in the recent Tollense Vall...

The series of maps below is from a new paper by Liebert et al. at Human Genetics . Almost certainly, any population with a sizable level of...

Over at Current Biology at this LINK . Emphasis is mine: Summary: The origins and genetic affinity of the aboriginal inhabitants of the C...

This is strongly suggested by the Principal Component Analysis (PCA) below, which shows that many of the Tollense Valley warriors (Welzin_BA...

From a recent paper at Forensic Science International : The most commonly found haplogroups [among Lithuanians] are R1a and N, hence it c...