Dienekes’ Anthropology Blog
October 30, 2013

Visualizing Y-haplogroup distributions in west Eurasia

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From the paper: The database contains distributions representing 90 populations (N = 16,751 males) by the frequencies of the published a...
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October 29, 2013

Intra-African variation in Neandertal admixture is due to non-African admixture

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I haven't read this, but the idea seems to be that variation between Africans in Neandertal admixture can be wholly explained by recent ...
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Interesting talks @ Penn: Zheng He and Mount Vesuvius

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I had recently mentioned Zheng He on account of his Y chromosome. Great Voyages: Zheng He Pompeii Lecture Series: Mount Vesuvius in...
October 28, 2013

Long live the 28th October 1940

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October 26, 2013

Afghan mega-paper (Di Cristofaro et al.)

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The admixture results nicely presented on a map: The authors note that none of the ancestral components peaks in Central Asia, concludi...
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New aDNA capture method (plus some data on ancient individuals from Bulgaria, Denmark, and Peru)

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This seems to present an alternative method for capture of ancient DNA libraries than the one used on the Tianyuan individual. It is mostly...
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October 22, 2013

A Persian in China (Y chromosome of Sayyid Ajjal)

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Quite remarkable that a Persian (Sayyid Ajjal) would leave many descendants in faraway China, and one of this descendants (Zheng He) would o...
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October 18, 2013

#paleoamericanodyssey tweets on 24,000-year old Mal'ta Siberian

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I had blogged about this conference a year ago, and a few people seem to be tweeting from it. Here is one intriguing tweet : Wllierslev...
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D4500 and the unity of early Homo

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Science 18 October 2013: Vol. 342 no. 6156 pp. 326-331 DOI: 10.1126/science.1238484 A Complete Skull from Dmanisi, Georgia, and the...
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October 16, 2013

Neolithic super-grandfathers of the Chinese

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An interesting new paper on the arXiv. The title focuses on three star-like Neolithic expansions that account for ~40% of the modern Chine...
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October 14, 2013

Y-chromosome of Napoleon the Great

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A previous article had determined that Napoleon I had belonged to Y-haplogroup E-M34*, and a new one designates his haplogroup as "M...
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October 12, 2013

Ancient Y chromosomes of West Liao River valley

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I added the results in my compendium . BMC Evolutionary Biology 2013, 13:216 doi:10.1186/1471-2148-13-216 Y Chromosome analysis of pr...
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October 10, 2013

Ancient central European mtDNA across time (Brandt, Haak et al. and Bollongino et al.)

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Two important new papers appeared in Science today. In the first one ( Brandt, Haak et al. ), researchers compiled mtDNA results from 364 pr...
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October 09, 2013

House of Bourbon belonged to Y-haplogroup R1b1b2a1a1b* (R-Z381*)

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Thus concludes a new study which conflicts with the identification of blood from a handkerchief presumed to be from the execution of Louis...
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October 08, 2013

Ashkenazi Jewish matrilineages mainly of European origin

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From the paper: If we allow for the possibility that K1a9 and N1b2 might have a Near Eastern source, then we can estimate the overall fr...
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October 07, 2013

Migration from Sweden to Poland during the Early Bronze Age

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Proof of human migration from Sweden to Poland during the Early Bronze Age During the Early Bronze Age there was a very high level of ter...
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