US EditionFace Of A Woman Who Lived 10,500 Years Ago Reconstructed; Challenges Idea of Genetic Uniformity In Ancient Europe
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In 1988, the small Belgian town of Dinant, south of Namur, is the scene of a major archaeological discovery. The bodies of eight Mesolithic women are exhumed during excavations carried out in the Margaux cave. However, it is necessary to wait almost 40 years to finally obtain more...
Face Of A Woman Who Lived 10,500 Years Ago Reconstructed; Challenges Idea of Genetic Uniformity In Ancient Europe
How a prehistoric face was brought back to life Thanks to the merging of advanced DNA analysis and archaeological expertise, researchers have reconstructed the face of a woman who lived 10,500 years ago in what is now Belgium. The project, led by a team from Ghent University, is more than a fascinating glimpse into the distant past—it’s a scientific breakthrough that’s rewriting what we thought we knew about the genetic diversity of ancient Euro…
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