Ancient DNA: surprising genetic links between early Egyptians and Mesopotamians

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karlperera · 20h ago

This genome sequencing uncovers unexpected Mesopotamian ancestry, shedding new light on cultural and genetic exchanges in antiquity. It’s a reminder of how interconnected ancient civilizations were, challenging common narratives of isolated populations.

How might this change our understanding of human history in the ancient world?

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Ancient DNA: surprising genetic links between early Egyptians and Mesopotamians

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