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Will #Asia Rewrite Human History?# Archaeologists found a #Homosapiens finger bone, dating back some 86,000 years and contradicings a well-established narrative in the scientific community.

https://t.co/xLaFaPV87y

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Tracing respiratory diseases in skeletal remains https://t.co/VMu3oPlALd via @ERC_Vamos

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Three men were buried in Mexico 500 years ago. DNA and bones reveal their stories of enslavement https://t.co/zjP38canCq

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Mitochondrial DNA may be transmitted from both paternal and maternal inheritance, a study finds. #Biology in PNAS: https://t.co/YnEly7j6VH

[MPI-GEA Jena @MPI_GEA]

African skeletons from early colonial Mexico shed light on the lives of first-generation slaves. Three individuals unearthed from a mass burial in Mexico City show evidence of forced migration, physical trauma, and the introduction of pathogens from Africa https://t.co/Is0Ah9KZae

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A new explanation for the origins of #human #fatherhood https://t.co/f1MQQ8YJ0o via @physorg_com

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These are the Decade’s Biggest Discoveries in Human Evolution https://t.co/VcZjV9Pezg

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when did #language evolve? scientists could identify homologous pathways in the auditory complex in humans, apes and chimps - and now suggest 25 million years ago instead of only 5.

https://t.co/vQXy3TbpCQ
@inversedotcom @sarah_sloat_

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New Virtual Reality Experience Transports Viewer Inside Spanish Paleolithic Caves Seen By Only 50 Peo... via @forbes https://t.co/oFUS5jBoE4

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"Icelanders didn’t get their freckles and occasional red hair from Neanderthal ancestors."
👩🏻‍🦰👨🏻‍🦰🧬
#neanderthal #denisovan #iceland
https://t.co/5TWtlVLs2r

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27,566 genomes!😮
"We find that Icelanders have more Denisovan-like fragments than expected through incomplete lineage sorting. This is best explained by Denisovan gene flow, either into ancestors of the introgressing Neanderthals or directly into humans."
https://t.co/FhazOrdoy8

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skillfully used in battle, and not just ceremonial: a new practical approach suggests a more functional use of #swords in the #bronzeage

https://t.co/Us1AWoIrWW

(Picture: Hermann et al., 2020)

[Dr. serena tucci @SerenaTucci]

Please RT: looking for postdocs for my lab at @Yale_Anthro to work on human evolutionary genetics. Please email me if interested #newPI #popgen #humanevolution #genetics #bioanthro #bioinformatics #compbio #phdchat @AcademicChatter

[Lee R Berger @LeeRberger]

A new fossil lecture this one on one of my favorite sites, #Makapansgat. In it I examine the hominid fossils and explore the impact they have had on both science, and popular culture including 2001 A Space Odyssey! you can watch it on @YouTube https://t.co/MtQtxxsqqL

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Brush up your dental 🦷 anthropology knowledge with this introductory 10min-YouTube Video!
https://t.co/4ShpL35wBG

#dental #anatomy

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Not your regular site: this underwater excavation in #Yucatan. Learn more about the pleistocene cave inhabitants here:
https://t.co/uaNh6yqbT8

#underwater #excavation

(Picture taken from mentioned article)

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In the wake of #mememonday here the contribution of the anthropologists.

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[MPI-GEA Jena @MPI_GEA]

#Neolithic #Genomes from modern-day #Switzerland indicate parallel ancient societies. Follow the link to learn more. https://t.co/sKXkYBVtb0

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10,000 years ago squash, manioc and maize were grown in Llanos de Moxos, making it one of the early places of crop cultivation. Today, traces of this are still visible - in the form of small forest islands where birds nest.

https://t.co/aRoIL9FsO0

#Agriculture #landscape

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Unthreading the population history of #Oceania has proven to be difficult. But new #genetic #data supports that #Samoa was initally settled some 3000 years ago, a study using 21st-century samoan genomes found out.

https://t.co/fetZCdzVj2