Beaker Blog will be a thing in 2024.
I think I've healed enough from my seven or eight divorces to get into this again. Beakerblog may develop into a channel this year. I will have to explore the possibilities since I don't live in Europe and it is difficult when the topic is quintessentially European . The important thing is to do and blog about what I enjoy. I look forward to the months ahead.
"from my seven or eight divorces" No words.
ReplyDeletestruck me as hyperbole to express he's... been thru it this past year or so
DeleteHaha, hyperbole yes, but more than one. I'm good.
DeleteThey found Bell Beaker autosomal DNA in Djehutynakht, Takabuti and some other ancient Egyptians.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing, A. I'll read up, sounds interesting.
DeleteLooking forward to it.
ReplyDeleteThanks Philip,
DeleteGreat to have you back mate. What do you make of the now confirmed news of R-L51 turning in 5 yamnaya samples from the recent Lazaradis preprint?
ReplyDeleteI11838 - Krasnosamarskoe-4 site (Middle Volga steppe). R1b-L51, mtDNA U5a1a1. 2851-2498 calBCE.
I12823 - Smeeni (Romania, just west of the Black Sea). R1b-L51, mtDNA K1b2b. 3300-2500 BCE (estimate from archaeological context).
I6884 - Krestovyi kurgan (Rostov region, Aksay District, near Alitub village). R1b-L51, mtDNA T1a1. 2852-2500 calBCE.
I12893 - Idzhil-2 (Republic of Kalmykia, Oktyabrsky District, Idzhil Village). R1b-L51, mtDNA H13a1a. 3300-2600 BCE (estimate from archaeological context).
I20499 - Zabalj-Medisova-humka, Serbia. R1b-L52 (P310), mtDNA U4b1b1. 2880-2633 calBCE.