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Feb 24, 2020

Scientists combine genetics with genealogy to identify the dead in unmarked graves. Human remains excavated from historical Québec cemeteries were analyzed for parental‐lineage genetic markers and matched with the whole‐population genealogy of Québec contained in the BALSAC database.

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Feb 01, 2020

Ancient skulls from the cave systems at Tulum, Mexico suggest that the earliest populations of North America may have already had a high level of morphological diversity.

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Jan 20, 2020

Even though Native Americans were in New England for 14,000 years, they did not make major changes to the environment. After the arrival of Europeans, cutting and burning of forests is clear in the ecological record. These new insights into the past offer lessons on sustainability and conservation.

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Apr 28, 2019

A history of the Crusades, as told by crusaders' DNA. Researchers find genetic diversity in the Near East during medieval times, with Europeans, Near Easterners, and mixed individuals fighting in the Crusades and living and dying side by side

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