If you’re reached your saturation coefficient with my coverage of population genetics, news of a 100,000 year old Homo from Henan, China should be welcoming. All I have so far is this press release, which is confusing. A quote from Li Zhanyang, an lead excavator with the Henan cultural relics and archaeology research institute, brings [...]
January 22, 2008
Genetic Relationships of Semitic and Indo-Iranian speaking groups in Iran
If you don’t know already, I’m of Iranian decent. I was born in Tehran, but because of persistent socio-political instability in that region of the world, my family and I immigrated out of the country about 20 years ago. But just cause I live somewhere else doesn’t mean I’m not interested in my background. I’ve [...]
