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03:48 pm "Bitten" by Kelley Armstrong

03:07 pm "China: The World's Oldest Civilisation Revealed" John Makeham (Part 2)

12:59 pm "Gridlinked" Neal Asher

01:33 pm Prehistoric Autopsy; Wartime Farm - 3 comments

01:10 pm Threads of Silk and Gold (Exhibition at the Ashmolean Museum)

12:22 pm In Our Time: The Upanishads

01:40 pm "China: The World's Oldest Civilisation Revealed" John Makeham (Part 3)

12:27 pm "The Desert of Souls" Howard Andrew Jones

02:56 pm Prehistoric Autopsy; Wartime Farm

01:15 pm Migration!

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graphxgrrl
14 Jan 2013, 07:41
Prehistoric Autopsy; Wartime Farm
They did an episode on the genome sequencing on one of the popular science programs I watch regularly—sadly I doubt they went into as much detail, as even to my uneducated self it seemed they glossed…
pling
11 Jan 2013, 08:48
Prehistoric Autopsy; Wartime Farm
That's really cool :)
magid
11 Jan 2013, 00:41
Prehistoric Autopsy; Wartime Farm
In re: carrier pigeons, one of the most memorable things I saw in the Spy Museum years ago was a huge black and white aerial photo from WWII of somewhere in Europe. You could see at either edge the…
pling
31 Dec 2012, 17:33
The Death of Ramesses III and Revisiting Tutankhamun's Family
Within a population people are more related to each other than they are to other populations (i.e. any two random native Europeans are more closely related to each other than either of them are to…
(Anonymous)
31 Dec 2012, 03:07
The Death of Ramesses III and Revisiting Tutankhamun's Family
Hi,

Thanks for the fine explanation; you make it lok almost too easy

I do have a question though: I ran the autosomal STR values in a popaffliliator and got for any other random no I chose in…

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