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papers Uncovering the Genetic Mysteries of the Faroese People The Faroe Islands, a rugged and remote archipelago in the North Atlantic, is home to a remarkable population descended from a mix of Scandinavian and Celtic ancestors. This distinctive blend has been both a concoction of isolation and shared European histories, with settlements originating as far back as the 4th By Sven • 8 min read
papers Ancient DNA Findings: Insights from the Central Plains of China during the Eastern Zhou Period The Shangshihe Cemetery and the Guo State The Shangshihe cemetery, nestled in Yima City, Henan Province, offers a remarkable window into the past, particularly the enigmatic Guo State—a prominent vassal state during the Western Zhou period. With the eastward migration of King Ping of Zhou, the Guo State moved By Jamie Larson • 6 min read
papers Decoding the Evolution of the Plague (Yersinia pestis) The Silent Transformation of Yersinia Pestis: A Genomic Journey Through Time The story of Yersinia pestis, the bacterium responsible for the infamous plague, weaves through our history like a phantom, affecting empires, cultures, and the very fabric of society. Recent research has dived deep into the archaeological and archival remnants By Sven • 5 min read
papers Ancient DNA Sheds Light on Population Shifts and Kinship Among Classic Maya Unveiling the Secrets of Classic Maya Copán The ancient city of Copán, nestled in the enchanting Copán Valley of western Honduras, stands as one of the most remarkable archaeological sites of the Maya civilization. This magnificent city captivates historians and archaeologists with its mesmerizing artistry, rich history, and the countless By Caterina • 6 min read
papers Unveiling the Secrets of Ancient Colombian Genomes: A 6,000-Year Genetic Journey In this fascinating exploration of genetics through the ages, researchers have unveiled a 6,000-year-old genomic timeline on the Bogotá Altiplano. Their findings reveal considerable genetic transitions that mirror historical population dynamics in Colombia, casting new light on the complex interplay between ancient cultures and migration routes across the Americas. By Jamie Larson • 5 min read
papers Unearthing North African Ancestry: Prehistoric DNA from the Green Sahara The journey back to a time when the Sahara, now one of Earth's most arid regions, was a thriving savanna known as the Green Sahara, reveals one of humanity's most remarkable transformations. Thanks to the African Humid Period (AHP), which occurred approximately 14,800 to 5, By Jamie Larson • 5 min read
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