Max Planck
Ancient DNA Details Bronze Age Population Shifts in Southern Iberia
With new sequence data for 136 ancient individuals, researchers detected male replacement and other population dynamics during a period linked to significant social change.
Spread of Transeurasian Languages Linked to Agricultural Groups in Interdisciplinary Study
Ancient genome sequence data, linguistic clues, and archaeological evidence support a farming/language dispersal model for Transeurasian languages.
Genomic Analysis of China's Bronze Age Tarim Basin Mummies Suggests Local Origins
The findings do not support any of the three theories previously suggested for the genetic origins of the Tarim Basin population, the researchers reported.
Ancient DNA Details Population Dynamics Within Andean Tiwanaku Civilization
Using low-coverage sequencing data for individuals going back up to 1,800 years, investigators explored a complex pre-Columbian civilization at a site in Bolivia and Peru.
Ancient Genomes from Bohemia Point to Complex Population Encounters in Central Europe
With 271 new or previously sequenced genomes from Bohemia, researchers followed population dynamics in the region between some 3,600 to 6,900 years ago.