Ancestry

Disparate demographic impacts of the Roman Colonization and the Migration Period in the Iberian Peninsula.

Christina G. Warinner, Marcos Gallego-Llorente, Goncalo J. Espregueira Themudo et al.

Spain

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Ancestry

Dynamic history of the Central Plain and Haidai region inferred from Late Neolithic to Iron Age ancient human genomes

Wang C, Zhang J, Fu Q et al.

China

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Ancestry

First Glimpse into the Genomic Characterization of People from the Imperial Roman Community of Casal Bertone (Rome, First–Third Centuries AD)

Alessandra Modi, Donata Luiselli, Valentina Zingales et al.

Italy

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Genetic history of the population of Crete

Syrrou M, Santiba[ntilde]ez-Koref M, Pischedda S et al.

Crete

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Genomic diversity and structure of prehistoric alpine individuals from the Tyrolean Iceman’s territory

Mittnik A, Lazaridis I, Ringbauer H et al.

Italy

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Genomic transformation and social organization during the Copper Age–Bronze Age transition in southern Iberia

Daniel M. Fernandes, Katharina Stückler, Paulo Díaz-del-Río et al.

Spain

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Homo sapiens reached the higher latitudes of Europe by 45,000 years ago

Luc Moreau, Tom Higham, Nikolay Sirakov et al.

Eurasia

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Human Archaeogenomics in Southeast Asia: Long Distance Dispersals and Community Structure from the Holocene to Colonial Times

Guy S Jacobs, Nami Arakawa

Southeast Asia

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Ancestry

Human DNA from the oldest Eneolithic cemetery in Nalchik points the spread of farming from the Caucasus to the Eastern European steppes.

David Diez-Del-Molino, Alexander M. Kim, Arev P. Simonyan et al.

Northern Caucasus

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Human genetic diversity of coastal Papua New Guinea over the past 2500 years

Noémie Becker, Maria A Spyrou, Aina Andújar-Coll et al.

New Guinea

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Inference of human pigmentation from ancient DNA by genotype likelihood

Li Y, Zhang P, Jin L et al.

World

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Intramural child burials in Iron Age Navarra: How ancient DNA can contribute to household archaeology

Fernández-Crespo, Teresa, Díaz-Navarro, Sara, Barroso, Cristina et al.

Spain

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Disparate demographic impacts of the Roman Colonization and the Migration Period in the Iberian Peninsula.

Christina G. Warinner, Marcos Gallego-Llorente et al.

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Spain

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Dynamic history of the Central Plain and Haidai region inferred from Late Neolithic to Iron Age ancient human genomes

Wang C, Zhang J et al.

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China

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First Glimpse into the Genomic Characterization of People from the Imperial Roman Community of Casal Bertone (Rome, First–Third Centuries AD)

Alessandra Modi, Donata Luiselli et al.

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Italy

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Genetic history of the population of Crete

Syrrou M, Santiba[ntilde]ez-Koref M et al.

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Crete

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Genomic diversity and structure of prehistoric alpine individuals from the Tyrolean Iceman’s territory

Mittnik A, Lazaridis I et al.

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Italy

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Genomic transformation and social organization during the Copper Age–Bronze Age transition in southern Iberia

Daniel M. Fernandes, Katharina Stückler et al.

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Spain

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Homo sapiens reached the higher latitudes of Europe by 45,000 years ago

Luc Moreau, Tom Higham et al.

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Eurasia

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Human Archaeogenomics in Southeast Asia: Long Distance Dispersals and Community Structure from the Holocene to Colonial Times

Guy S Jacobs, Nami Arakawa

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Southeast Asia

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Human DNA from the oldest Eneolithic cemetery in Nalchik points the spread of farming from the Caucasus to the Eastern European steppes.

David Diez-Del-Molino, Alexander M. Kim et al.

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Northern Caucasus

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Human genetic diversity of coastal Papua New Guinea over the past 2500 years

Noémie Becker, Maria A Spyrou et al.

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New Guinea

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Inference of human pigmentation from ancient DNA by genotype likelihood

Li Y, Zhang P et al.

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World

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Intramural child burials in Iron Age Navarra: How ancient DNA can contribute to household archaeology

Fernández-Crespo, Teresa, Díaz-Navarro, Sara et al.

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Spain

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