Arame's anthro blog
Monday, January 26, 2026
New ancient DNA from Greece.
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New ancient DNA from Greece. From Corinth region and western Greece. Old samples are similar to other samples from Greece and Balkans but ...
Wednesday, January 21, 2026
An open thread about Bronze Age Anatolian Y DNA
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An open thread about Bronze Age Anatolian Y DNA I plan to write a review about the origins of IE Anatolians. As stated earlier in this gro...
Saturday, January 17, 2026
An unusual branch of E1b-M123 from ancient Aghitu
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An unusual branch of E1b-M123 from ancient Aghitu A E1b-Z21466 was found from ancient Aghitu Hellenistic era. This branch is rare in ancie...
Sunday, January 4, 2026
Y DNA from Hellenistic era Syunik Aghitu (Skourtanioti et al. 2025) are now uploaded to FTDNA and TheYtree. 16 Y DNA were detected by Theytree.
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Y DNA from Hellenistic era Syunik Aghitu (Skourtanioti et al. 2025) are now uploaded to FTDNA and TheYtree. 16 Y DNA were detected by They...
Tuesday, December 30, 2025
The administrative division of Achaemenid Persia is still a matter of debates.
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The administrative division of Achaemenid Persia is still a matter of debates. Most scholars agree that satrapic system was a hierarchic o...
Monday, December 22, 2025
There are some chances that Kaskean from North Anatolia will not be anymore considered as unrecorded language.
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There are some chances that Kaskean from North Anatolia will not be anymore considered as unrecorded language. Sasseville published a pape...
Thursday, December 11, 2025
A remarkable linguistic review from Yediay et al. 2024 written by Kroonen, Thorso and Wigman.
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A remarkable linguistic review from Yediay et al. 2024 written by Kroonen, Thorso and Wigman. It is in the supplements. Hrach Martirosyan ...
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