Dienekes’ Anthropology Blog
August 08, 2008

Earliest evidence for milk in the Near East and Southeastern Europe

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From the paper: Reported here are results from analyses of organic residues from sherds of pottery vessels from fifth- to seventh-millennium...
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August 07, 2008

Complete Neanderthal mtDNA sequence

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Public release : Analysis of the new sequence confirms that the mitochondria of Neandertal's falls outside the variation found in humans...
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August 06, 2008

Sicilian Y-chromosomes: Greek and North African influences

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In retrospect, posting my E-V13/Ancient Greek colonization theory a week before the appearance of this article was a very timely move. I wa...
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August 05, 2008

New Y-chromosome haplogroup E-M293 unites most of E-M35* (and how not to correlate archaeology with genetics)

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This study makes two contributions: First, it reports the discovery of a new major clade within the Y-chromosome phylogeny which unites many...
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Adaptation of domesticated barley may have originated in Iran

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Molecular Biology and Evolution , doi:10.1093/molbev/msn167 Population Based Re-sequencing Reveals that the Flowering Time Adaptation of Cul...
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August 04, 2008

Validation of Ken Nordtvedt's Interclade age estimation method

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Ken Nordtvedt has proposed an Interclade estimation method for Y-STR data with this basic idea: When we sample two alleles from a populatio...
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Pathogenic mtDNA is common

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A piece of evidence which suggests lineage-specific negative selection in human mtdna. The American Journal of Human Genetics , doi:10.1016/...
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Xenophon's Anabasis to be made into a film

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Columbia acquires 'Anabasis' epic : Columbia will turn the story of an ancient Greek military expedition into an epic action film. T...
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Religious diversity and pathogens

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The same people also published on pathogens and individualism/collectivism . Proc. R. Soc. B DOI 10.1098/rspb.2008.0688 Assortative socia...
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August 01, 2008

Origin of Hindu Brahmins

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Sengupta et al. (2006) suggest a Paleolithic/Neolithic, pre-Indo-European, origin of most Hindu Y chromosomes. This inference is, however, ...
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July 31, 2008

Expansion of E-V13 explained

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E-V13 is the main European clade of haplogroup E. It has been variously interpreted as a signature of early Balkan Bronze Age , or Mesolithi...
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Antikythera mechanism and the timing of the Olympiads

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Complex clock combines calendars : The Antikythera Mechanism, a clockwork device made in Greece around 150–100 BC, astounded the world two y...
July 29, 2008

Haplogroup sizes and observation selection effects (continued)

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This is a continuation of my comments on How Y-STR variance accumulates . The story so far In my previous post I showed how the "evolut...
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July 28, 2008

SLC24A5 in Greeks

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Since two subjects were heterozygous for the Thr(111) allele, its overall frequency in Greeks is 99.4%, within the range of 98.7% and 100% ...
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Ancient mtDNA from Inner Mongolia

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Three individuals with mixed Caucasoid-Mongoloid affinities were an adult female (haplogroup C), 25yo male (haplogroup M), and 25-30yo male ...
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July 25, 2008

German origin of Transylvanian Saxons

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Using Athey's haplogroup predictor, with equal priors and a threshold of 50 and probability of 90%, the following haplogroups were predi...
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