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The time of the invasion come from archaeology dating techniques, so unless they missed an early site near the entry point... Or, like you proposed, a Jomon chieftain is the progenitor of the Emperors' line and the Yayoi gave him the sword and the mirror. As for the Yamagata jewels, it seems...

The Imperial Regalia of Japan are: The sword Kusanagi no Tsurugi; The mirror Yata no Kagami; The jewel Yasakani no Magatama. All of them would be Yayoi farmer introductions... :thinking: Maybe it was closer to Vikings vs Native Americans, and Vikings didn't get the upper hand that time. Or...

The wikipedia link refer to the R1b page of the site, right site, but wrong page. The one I linked is for the haplogroup D1. The imperial family's subclade would be D1b1a2. In the list, there are historic Emperors, among which, 東山天皇, Higashiyama (1675-1710). Following his father line on wiki...

We can live like the average Indian or we can get rid of 37.5% of the world population... :thinking: More seriously, the countries which are the more resources waster are often those which the population growth is negative. Technology is getting better at doing more with less energy, oil or...

I guess they mean we are currently using too much renewable resources, like ground water or lumber, and we really would need an extra 0.6 planet to still have something two centuries down the road.

More precisely on this page, the one you provide doesn't have the Japanese imperial family listed. There is even a bit of English text:

There are always sales around Christmas, so sit on your money for now, and you may get a Y-67 for the price of a Y-37. Or a Y-111 for the price of a Y-67.

He read the paragraph titles: The coming of the Dorians and CTS9320

So farmers were indeed struggling, leaving room for herders to outbreed them. Which leave the question, why the heavy farmer ancestry among female. There could have been an advantage to take a local wife (linked to local knowledge I would guess, but maybe something genetic too), which...

I would think something like that could have happened. There may have been some bad years for both the steep herders and the European farmers. The herders moved South and West to find better grazing ground, they found suitable lands around the farmers. Some herders took wives among the farmers...

Here's an interesting paper about population growth between 1960 and 1999, when world population doubled from 3 to 6 billions: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3777609/ Interestingly, in the 40 years while, the increase of food supply was even higher than the increase in...

I would need to have her tested and compare our genome on gedmatch, but the chances that the odd mutations will happen to be on the character genes...

It is not "suppose to be" a solution to population replacement, it IS a solution to population replacement. I'm a French Canadian, you see, the only reason there are still French Canadians to this day is my ancestor got as many children as they could. They called it "la revanche des berceaux"...

On the bright side, fungus are less easily visible on light skin. :good_job: Then marry a like minded women and get about 20 kids. Tell your friend to do the same.

Some of it is genetic, but some is just finding one's place in regard to the other sibling(s). I have an identical twin sister, and although we are genetically the same, my mother nicknamed me the leader of opposition. I was the one who would test the rules and my trade mark line was "it's not...

I was wondering the other day whether there was something to learn from X-DNA of ancient population. It seems there is something to it.

I didn't read about how thin the martian atmosphere was... That will be a major challenge. o.O

I meant, if your goal is to solve the hunger in the world, martian colonies is a bad investment. On the other hand, if your goal is a practical try at terraforming, mars is the most efficient place to do it. It's relatively closer by, it has an atmosphere, temperature aren't as extreme as...

We have the technology and the know-how to feed over 10 millions of people now, and even more so if we improve land usage in third world. Hunger nowadays is politic, those walking skeletons you see are mostly mentally ill people. You government could help them out, but it chose not to, because...

About the French kings haplogroup, Louis XIII was triangulated, he was R1b-Z381. It seems the G2a was bogus, or else, there is some NPE along the Kings lines. But Louis XIII and Louis XVI were R1b-Z381, no doubt about it. http://miroise.org/catalogue/tri0106/ If there was no who's the daddy...