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Genomic Steppe ancestry in skeletons from the Neolithic Single Grave Culture in Denmark

Anne Friis-Holm Egfjord,
Ashot Margaryan,
Anders Fischer,
Karl-Göran Sjögren,
T. Douglas...

I already posted mine (post #101). If that were true, I'd have the ideology of Bernie Sanders, which is absurd. I don't agree with anything that comes out of his moutht

As concerns, and empathy,...

I don't know. I do know that there is a youtube video of one of her presentations at a conference.

If it is the same one, it's from 2015, same year as Haak et al came out, yet it's never been...

So, they had arrived in "Northern" Greece around 2600-2000 BC.

Where in northern Greece? How far north?

When did they arrive in the Peleponnese?

Are the samples in the paper high class or...

Am I not awake yet?

Looks to me like two have tiny amounts of steppe, one has 33% and one 46%, about the amount in, say, the modern English?

So, not yet a homogenized society it seems to me.
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I think perhaps it's time to go back to the paper, and to the Lazaridis one.

The authors here specifically state that this new SAT sample is very similar to Dzudzuana, which was 28% Basal...

This is perhaps the easiest soup in the world to prepare, and one of the healthiest. It's the first "solid" food people in my area of Italy give their children, usually around six months.

If...

Just great.

Possible link between Covid 19 serious infection and early onset Parkinson's Disease. Apparently it happens to those who lose their sense of smell. It's also reported that some...

Well, it's not the earliest "known" song, but it's the earliest we can play and thus know what it sounded like, because the lyre positions were diagramed on a clay tablet.

It's Hurrian, and quite...

That's exactly how I see it, as I said above, i.e. a bifurcation somewhere near India. That's how they had no Neanderthal. I might bet on H instead of G though.

E is too young in West Eurasia to...

Anyone know the date of the oldest "E" ydna found in Eurasia, because we're talking here about the Caucasus 25,000 years ago. Also, wasn't Dzudzuana "C"? As the paper informs us, that sample and this...

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https://www.genetics.org/content/208/1/383

Sounds good to me. Thanks to Iosif Lazaridis for the heads up.

"Genetic material sequenced from ancient samples is revolutionizing our...

Of course, these are the "Eastern Scythians", not the Western ones who had intermingled and often come out quite "Mediterranean" like. I get a relatively high match with one of them myself.

See:...

Good thing, since there are reports of people getting serious disease after the first shot.

Dagne raised an interesting point, though; do any of them actually prevent infection or just lessen...

I highly doubt it was "E".

Recent papers have shown that at the LGM people huddled in certain refuges. Drift could of course be part of why certain y lines predominate, and there might have been...

I'm not so fond of that one, although the only thing "wrong" in my opinion is that the eyes are too close together. It's more the expression in the eyes, or lack of expression, that I find wanting. ...

I ask because countries where the writing is phonetic almost always report low levels of dyslexia, but it may still be present.

However, if you learned to read very quickly it wouldn't apply.
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Is Albanian written phonetically?

I think they're talking about ancient peoples.

I really wish they'd fix the figures part of the Supplement. It would answer some of my questions.

In other words they all came from elsewhere in ancient times, not migration of one group and then splits thereafter which remained constant?

In other words you wrote nonsense.

No one ever said any such thing.

Please be careful with your postings. We don't want newbies to become confused.

I added my children's favorite picture of me for comparison; I'm about 30 there.

The reconstruction looks more like he could be my brother than my brother does. He's a totally different type.

Wow, I look even more like a female version of him in this reconstruction.

https://i.imgur.com/8pt2uAM.png

Anyway, here is a coin issued by Caesar himself while he was in Gaul. The laurel leaf...

The most worrying thing is that the so called "South African" version seems able to avoid "any" immune response.

How do you vaccinate against that?

I just moved way out east on Long Island, over an hour from the city, to a much more rural area, but I wish I had moved out of state. I would have, but my husband just won't give up his damn...