Neanderthals Had Ancient Interactions with ‘Cousins’ of Modern Humans
A new collaborative study shows that Neanderthals inherited some of their genome from a lineage of early modern humans
Ancient DNA
Special Issue: Ancient DNA
Three reviews examine the landscape of how ancient DNA is studied
Ancient Human Remains Were Subsequently Manipulated and Utilized
Findings add to a pattern of human burial and modification in the Iberian Peninsula
Paleogeneticists Analyze a 3,800-Year-Old Extended Family
Individuals from a burial site in the southern Ural region show close kinship relations
Europeans’ Cultural and Genetic Development Linked over Thousands of Years
DNA research shows the intermingling of genetic lines was linked with geography
Ancient DNA Reveals an Early African Origin of Cattle in the Americas
DNA evidence from Spanish settlements indicates that cattle were imported from Africa early in colonization
Ancient DNA Reveals Diverse Community in ‘Lost City of the Incas’
The analysis showed that individuals came from all over the Inca Empire
Remains of an Extinct World of Organisms Discovered
Until now, certain biomarkers, the "protosteroids," have been overlooked as fossil witnesses to primordial life
The Farming Lifestyle in Northwestern Africa Was Ignited by Oversea-Migrants
Ancient DNA confirms the shift from foraging to farming in Africa happened 7,400 years ago
4,000-Year-Old Plague DNA Found—the Oldest Cases to Date in Britain
The presences of Yersinia pestis was found in the dental pulp extracted from human remains in a mass burial