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Well, we've discussed some of the examples of the "throw backs" physically in the heights of the Appennines in my father's villages, but appearance and autosomal percentages of admixtures are two...

In most cases people are attracted to what society has taught them to value in terms of appearance.

What men found attractive in the Middle Ages, i.e. small breasts and big, pregnant looking...

Indeed. Every light brown haired person is bionda, or biondo.

Plus, I would think we would have passed beyond thinking that a poem written hundreds of years after the "war" is a completely...

Poor Lindisfarne...sacked by the Vikings and all the monks put to death. I wonder if he was one of them, or if he was from the period after the monastery was re-established.

All part of the story...

As in North Africa, a port city where different groups mingled. The only place in the ancient world where everyone in a port city was a "native", is apparently Italy. :)

I hope they're still there. My husband wouldn't leave Southern Italy until we'd seen them. They were found in the waters right in the harbor area from which many of his Calabrian ancestors came.
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I traveled with mine once they were six months old and never regretted it.

Partly it was because going home once or twice a year was a necessity for me, and I wanted them to grow to love it and...

Interesting how with the other sick young men who do these things they don't say he's Irish or Scot-Irish, or English, or German.

It still lingers even here.

Plus, as you mention, they don't...

That's a great idea.

I hope the heat breaks a bit for you. They're even moaning in Britain. Bring large insulated water bottles and some cloth handkerchiefs. Everywhere you turn there will be...

Actually seems like the Appennines of Emilia Romagna.

Anyone who tells you Italians don't put cream sauces on pasta has never been to Emilia Romagna. My nonna almost never cooked tomato sauces for...

You can see the Riace Bronzes there. Spectacular.

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Have I ever seen so much speculation based on absolutely no foundation? If I have, it's close.

The date is important. Is this part of the Copper Age coming to Iberia??? Or is it later and just part of the pattern of the Greeks establishing trading colonies along the Med in the first century...

He was already banned for having an avatar as a gun and his post expunged, and you thought it was a good idea to republish it?

Why? Why dignify that kind of stupidity with a response? You just...

You have until 10 AM to get rid of that avatar or you're banned.

So everyone is clear, violent images will not be tolerated.

I can buy that as a possibility, certainly, although it's also still possible it was a "dead end" in terms of European admixture.

When the Dutch settled the Cape, men far outnumbered women. Some...

Depends on whose map of U-152 you use.

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Very interesting. Did they mention why then LBK had so little Euro Mesolithic ancestry? I also remember a paper saying this group did not contribute to the Neolithic settlements. Did the paper...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pbS9hGa8OZo

She's not going to get the pesto pasta right at home. The basil is different, the oil is different, the pasta is different, you can't get the cheese.
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WEST LAFAYETTE, INDIANA—According to a statement released by Purdue University, Australopithecus fossils discovered deep in South Africa’s Sterkfontein Caves are more than a million years older than...

See: Bergstrom et al (Pontus Skogland)

Grey wolf genomic history reveals a dual ancestry of dogs | Nature

"The grey wolf (Canis lupus) was the first species to give rise to a domestic...

Very interesting. You've now taught me that people who are a combination of Iran Neo and Anatolia Neolithic are "northern" genetically.

So grateful. I learn something new every day.

I'm not sure. I have to delve deeper to find out if the following is accurate. I'm more and more skeptical of Wiki:

"Early settlement[edit]The earliest period A, is dated to the proto Halaf...

Of course I don't mind. Sorry it's hard to read: 10.29 (Abruzzi) to 16.9 (West Sicily).

I have some better West Sicily samples, though: 12-13 and:



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I have no idea why anyone would think Brak was "northern", and certainly not Uruk, or Jericho.

Even Kura Araxes is the Southern Caucasus.

When these great cities began to be built, the steppe...