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    All Iberian men were wiped out by Yamna men 4,500 years ago

    Berun, this Hollywood types of narratives (like super Yamnaya) fails us all. However, if you fine grain it, its actually useful: After hundreds of papers read, this is obvious to me in the Archeological registry: 4900 BC (even earlier) – There was CHG loaded people crossing the big Caucasus...
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    All Iberian men were wiped out by Yamna men 4,500 years ago

    No. Iberia was "OVERPOPULATED" by the 3rd Milenium BC. As the rest of Europe was geographically very low population density, Iberia and in the beginning of that milenia had places like Zambujal , Perdigoes,Porto torrão, San Blas, Valencia La conception, La pijotilla,some as big as 80ha in size...
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    Late Pleistocene genome suggests a local origin for the first farmers from Anatolia

    "We find that Iron Gates HG can be modeled as a three-way mixture ofNear-Eastern hunter-gatherers (25.8 ± 5.0 % AHG or 11.1 ± 2.2 % Natufian), WHG (62.9 ± 7.4It is made available under a CC-BY-NC-ND 4.0 International license.(which was not peer-reviewed) is the author/funder, who has granted...
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    Iberian Bell Beaker Y-DNA and mtDNA

    Bell beakers in Portugal, Zambujal and VNSP region where a specific stock of people that we do not have adna. Not even close --- The Adna we have for that region/period is from people thrown into caves and bell beakers were definitely not. Agree! – L51 was born either in Balkans (as Boian or...
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    did climate change start in the neolithic ?

    Bicicleur, And yes. Anthropogenic climate change has started in the Neolithic. Whatever meager it was, agriculture did change climate locally. Removing a part of a forest and replace by agriculture does have an impact on local climate (mostly min/max at night).
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    did climate change start in the neolithic ?

    Yes. Talking about climate change and putting a link to SS is like talking about politics and putting links to Hufpost, Msnbc or Fox.
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    Genetic Origins of Minoans and Mycenaeans

    Its from Eurogenes/Davidski.
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    tell el samara (new village)

    Yes. EpiPaleo and all the way to 5300 bc it was something different than later settlements, even KOM K (fayum) shows the diference, let alone Merimde, el-omari, Sais, etc. Animal domesticates were Natufian driven into North africa.
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    tell el samara (new village)

    @Bicicleur, Not really. Agriculture arrived only, and fully packaged, to Egypt by 4700BC. Not earlier . A couple centuries earlier there had been pastoral population near Fayum lake and some domesticates animals in oasis further west and South. Just that. No agriculture. The arrival of...
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    tell el samara (new village)

    Slow times... https://www.sciencealert.com/ancient-egypt-tell-el-samara-neolithic-village-5-000-bce-predate-pharaohs Newly found village in northern Egypt Nile Delta. Some that know me are aware of the importance I give to Merimde beni salama. But Merimde is way south near cairo and findings...
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    Roots of Europe Seminar

    Hi. Which parts do you think he his off?
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    Shulaveri and Haji Firuz

    To keep drumming the Shulaveri at a time when we are so close… I figure Haji Firuz R1b Z2103 will turn up one of these days as dated and confirmed. I immediately noted when it came out that the two places where WINE production have been attested has been precisely in Shulaveri and Haji Firuz...
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    Where did the Anatolian branch of Indo-European originate?

    Berun, no, no, no. Govan is most welcome here. All of those that are feeling lonely at EUROGENES, tired of it being a pure ECHOChamber, are most welcome here. Lets just make sure there is no DAVIDSKI here to ban everyone that does affront the dominating view.
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    Ancient North African genomes show migration from Levant and Europe

    Anatolian and CHG? --- There is a crazy guy, that said that the same population that is later seen in steppe, since it was originally a south caucasus population, is later seen (4800bc) i tell tsaf (israel), in Egypt Delta Nile as Merimde bene salama (4600bc).... and arriving to iberia by...
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    Ancient genomes from Caucasus inc. Maykop

    Yes. and all caveats need to be in place. 4000bc was a time when new groups were starting to form. Trypillia might not be as close to Cucuteni as one expects and even less to pre-cucuteni. archaeologically one has Hamangia (what was their admix?) mixing with Boian (what was their admix?) and...
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    Ancient genomes from Caucasus inc. Maykop

    Moesan, Because its not a mix of early steppist with anything. What you say makes lots of sense but it does not need steppe for any purpose. In reality is a mix of old europe with 5000 bc newly arrival to balkans coming from south caucasus as we already know was a movement of CHG loaded people...
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    Ancient genomes from Caucasus inc. Maykop

    Exactly. And that is when the conversation looses purpose. Whats the point?
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