Iris Patterson

Buried in two places: Lineages from elite Maya tombs also found in distant caves

Esther S. Brielle, Elizabeth Dorgay, Douglas J. Kennett, Jose Mes et autres

Classic Maya societies (250-900 CE) carved out urban centers in the rainforest reaching population heights and political complexity previously unknown in the Mesoamerican tropics. Kinship was a central feature of the social fabric, and rulership was legitimized through claims of direct descent …

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Lasting Lower Rhine–Meuse forager ancestry shaped Bell Beaker expansion

Íñigo Olalde, Eveline Altena, Quentin P. J. Bourgeois, H. Fokkens et autres

Ancient DNA studies revealed that, in Europe from 6500 to 4000 bce, descendants of western Anatolian farmers mixed with local hunter-gatherers resulting in 70–100% ancestry turnover1, then steppe ancestry spread with the Corded Ware complex 3000–2500 bce2. Here we document an exception …

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Eight millennia of continuity of a previously unknown lineage in Argentina

Javier Maravall-López, Josefina M. B. Motti, Nicolás Pastor, María Pía Tavella et autres

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Long-term hunter-gatherer continuity in the Rhine-Meuse region was disrupted by local formation of expansive Bell Beaker groups

Íñigo Olalde, Eveline Altena, Quentin P. J. Bourgeois, H. Fokkens et autres

The first phase of the ancient DNA revolution painted a broad-brush picture of European Holocene prehistory, whereby 6500-4000 BCE, farmers descending from western Anatolians mixed with local hunter-gatherers resulting in 70-100% ancestry turnover, then 3000-2500 BCE people associated with the Corded Ware …

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