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Ancient DNA reveals the world s oldest family tree – Popular Archeology

Ancient DNA reveals the world s oldest family tree – Popular Archeology
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Dark Skin and Blue Eyes: European Hunter-Gatherers Did Not Fit with Common Representations

The popular image of the light-skinned European hunter-gatherer is not correct. DNA taken from a 7,000-year-old wisdom tooth found in Spain in 2006 shows a different story. A study of the tooth shows that the man who owned it had dark hair, blue eyes, and the dark-skinned genes of an African

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World s oldest family tree uncovered in the Cotswolds

World s oldest family tree uncovered in the Cotswolds
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Neolithic tomb may reveal the world s oldest family tree | Science

An international team studied ancient DNA from one of the best-preserved Neolithic tombs in Britain. They found that most of the people buried there were from five generations of a single extended family. DNA extracted from the bones and teeth of the 35 individuals showed that 27 of them were close biological relatives. The team […]

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Analysis of ancient DNA from one of the best-preserved Neolithic tombs in Britain has revealed that most of the people buried there were from five con..

United kingdomChris fowlerCienciae innovaciInigo olaldeRon pinhasiBasque foundation of scienceDavid reich at harvard universityJohn templeton foundationPaulg allen frontiers groupPaulg allen family foundationNewcastle universityCorinium museumUniversity of the basque countryHarvard universityUs national institutes of healthAllen discovery center