Ancient Crossroads of Caucasian Societies: The Genetic and Cultural Evolution of Farmers and Hunter-Gatherers
Uncovering 6,000 years of genetic and cultural evolution in the Caucasus, where the paths of ancient farmers and hunter-gatherers diverged yet intertwined to reshape human history.
A groundbreaking study analyzing the DNA of 131 ancient individuals across the Caucasus region has revealed a deep genetic and cultural divide between populations north and south of the Caucasus Mountains. Spanning nearly 6,000 years, this research, published in Nature1, showcases how some groups transitioned into farming societies while others maintaine…
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