Human migration - Christopher Seddon

Early Homo sapiens expanded into Europe 300,000 years ago

admin / October 21, 2026

Did range expansion leave early modern Europeans genetically indistinguishable from Neanderthals?

admin / January 26, 2018

But should we be surprised?

admin / January 15, 2016

Evidence for a human presence inside the Arctic Circle 15,000 years earlier than previously believed.

admin / January 8, 2016

Researchers obtain genome of Helicobacter pylori from 5,000-year-old stomach contents.

admin / November 19, 2015

Chilean site was first occupied at least 18,500 years ago.

admin / October 14, 2015

Sequenced genome of 4,500-year-old Ethiopian male provides genetic baseline for researchers.

admin / October 8, 2014

U-series re-dating suggests that Indonesian cave art is almost 40,000 years old.

admin / June 9, 2014

Ancient and modern mitochondrial DNA study links PPNB to modern populations of Cyprus and Crete.

admin / May 15, 2014

Teenage girl ‘Naia’ shared craniofacial features with earliest-known Americans, but genetic profile is common among today’s Native Americans.

admin / May 8, 2014

Eastward dispersal from Southwest Asia was slower than that into Europe.

admin / April 11, 2014

New archaeobotanical data highlights cereal cultivation by mobile groups during period 2800 to 1200 BCE.

admin / March 14, 2014

Linguistic study suggests Ice Age groups migrated back to Central Asia from the Beringia land bridge.