The new results reveal there was additional mixing once modern humans pushed north into Europe. An international team of researchers has published its analysis, external of the ancient European ...

ancient DNA reveals. This finding suggests that a complex network of sexual exchange may have existed across Europe over the past 50,000 years, and also helps to pinpoint when modern humans ...

“This mass migration creates the genetics of the modern European,” Rasmussen said. In 2016, scientists reconstructed the genome of an ancient plague in order to shed light on how certain ...

The Yamnaya’s higher concentration in northern Europe helps explain the greater prevalence of MS there. The findings suggest a striking case of an ancient boon becoming a modern burden.

The extracted ancient DNA was compared to that of modern populations ... zone during the same period,” the researchers state. A similar shift occurred across Europe when the previously ...

In other words, they created the varied landscapes of meadows, heaths and grasslands that characterized our cultural landscapes before the advent of modern agriculture ... previous interglacial period ...

For years, the oldest confirmed signs of modern humans in Europe were teeth about 42,000 years old that archaeologists had unearthed in Italy and Bulgaria. These ancient groups were likely ...

European Voluntary Associations in the Modern and the Contemporary Period was a scholarly network with participants from Finland, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Estonia and Germany. The network was funded ...