The 4th/3rd Millennium BC in the Caucasus and Beyond - Bioarchaeology of Innovations

[RCO]

Bioarchaeology of Innovations – The 4th/3rd Millennium BC in the Caucasus and Beyond
Sabine Reinhold, Wolfgang Haak, Ayshin Ghalichi, and Christina Warinner:

https://www.transformeurope2budapest2024...-programme
https://www.youtube.com/@hunrenbolcsesze...ny/streams

New article in preparation, they also have samples from Nalchik. 

[J Man]

Bioarchaeology of Innovations – The 4th/3rd Millennium BC in the Caucasus and Beyond
Sabine Reinhold, Wolfgang Haak, Ayshin Ghalichi, and Christina Warinner:

https://www.transformeurope2budapest2024...-programme
https://www.youtube.com/@hunrenbolcsesze...ny/streams

New article in preparation, they also have samples from Nalchik. 

Holy smokes that is awesome!....Can't wait to see the Y-DNA results of samples from those sites.

[Mithra]

Since Ayshin Ghalichi is one of the authors, I would have expected to finally have samples from Mesolithic Armenia and Azerbaijan but unfortunately it only covers later periods. Seems like academia has no interest in the pre-Neolithic of West Asia.

[RCO]

Yes, they need to investigate Mesolithic, Neolithic, Eneolithic, Bronze Age, Iron Age, Medes, Achaemenids, Parthians and NGS Modern samples from Iran, Azerbaijan, more Armenian, Eastern Anatolia, Mesopotamian to understand that central hub.

[Арсен]

I don’t understand why they didn't post this right away; from these graphs and low-quality screenshots, little can be understood

[RCO]

That's the intention because they are waiting the final publication and they can only give a general impression, we have been waiting for the results for several years !

[Арсен]

That's the intention because they are waiting the final publication and they can only give a general impression, we have been waiting for the results for several years !

Thank you for your post in any case, what we have should be grateful)

[Арсен]

As I understand it, the Ginchi is indicated here, but I have a question about what age it is, is it the Eneolithic or the Bronze Age of the Ginchi?

[old europe]

https://www.youtube.com/live/P4S10jfPWoc...xaKooJq_9V

talk on Yamnaya

[rafc]

https://www.youtube.com/live/P4S10jfPWoc...xaKooJq_9V

talk on Yamnaya

Edit: for a while the morning session of today was gone, but now the whole presentation is back again, for those who want to watch it.

some points:
-Some of the earliest Baden had a lot of WHG, but it dissapeared later
-Hungarian Yamnaya looks identical to Samaria Yamnaya, many IBD with more eastern Yamnaya
-Hungarian Yamnaya dominated by R1b, but this haplogroup only appears sporadically in later Bronze age
-Hungarian Yamnaya was both male & female
-Vucedol has three groups: one looking like EEF, but with less WHG than Baden, one with high Steppe, and one in between.

[Orentil]

The Transformation of Europe in the Third Millennium BC - Day 3

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q0CV0sh7wGQ