Post AYpPdF2W94bXZ5qwT2 by DamienMarieAtHope@kolektiva.social
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(DIR) Post #AYpMQEMl2SB1qhQNQu by DamienMarieAtHope@kolektiva.social
2023-08-17T12:37:36Z
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High-coverage genome of the Tyrolean Iceman reveals unusually high Anatolian farmer ancestryHighlights•High-coverage genome of the Iceman•Unusually high Anatolian-farmer-related ancestry•Dark skin and likely baldhttps://www.cell.com/cell-genomics/fulltext/S2666-979X(23)00174-X
(DIR) Post #AYpMQFPHAZml4nbtzs by DamienMarieAtHope@kolektiva.social
2023-08-17T12:40:36Z
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Another famous prehistoric image and reconstruction to be reviewed in the light of new paleogenetic analyses
(DIR) Post #AYpMQGSVG3xeL67zfM by filobus@sociale.network
2023-08-17T14:00:23Z
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@DamienMarieAtHope maybe he was killed because he was an invader!Just joking, it seems he was well adapted to these regions But native European homo sapiens had dark skin and blue eyes, hadn't they?(Oetzi had brown eyes instead)
(DIR) Post #AYpMQGeCYZJovNbKts by DamienMarieAtHope@kolektiva.social
2023-08-17T12:42:53Z
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https://twitter.com/MPI_EVA_Leipzig/status/1691827645476921517
(DIR) Post #AYpMQHjuUpTmJNHPRA by wauz@mastodon.bayern
2023-08-17T16:35:39Z
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@filobusHomo sapiens sapiens is native African. Neanderthaler was (somewhat probable) native European.@DamienMarieAtHope
(DIR) Post #AYpPdF2W94bXZ5qwT2 by DamienMarieAtHope@kolektiva.social
2023-08-17T17:11:38Z
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2023-08-17T17:11:55Z
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(DIR) Post #AYpSLqoTGWx7MpgKx6 by wauz@mastodon.bayern
2023-08-17T17:42:09Z
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@DamienMarieAtHopeI think, most people nowadays have no idea of the climate changes the world had, and so no proper imagination of living conditions.Me included.Actually, we just believe that is common, what we ourselves experienced. As from Germany, somehow it took me a long time, to realize, that most humans are not as pale as we are. In my early childhood, the few black persons I encountered, were French soldiers.I just saw them in the streets.In the 1980ies, for the first time, I had a schoolmate, whos father was African American.In the 1990ies, there first time I made friends with some African guys around university. (Not all of them were students)That's why I am still biased.At some times in human history, there must have been similar situations, when people travelled. I think, all that myths about giants and trolls are about the first meetings of African migrants with Neanderthals. (Ok, that's an assumption with no proof right now)@filobus
(DIR) Post #AYphBKiZErO0F5MaRc by filobus@sociale.network
2023-08-17T20:28:18Z
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@wauz @DamienMarieAtHope we're going a little OT, but I too wasn't very much used to black people. They were very rare, and mostly you saw them on TV or cinema. So when immigration started to be more common here from Africa it was like experiencing being in a Starsky & Hutch tv series... Obviously it is a matter of habit, nothing to do (necessarily) with prejudice.Maybe elves where people who lived in the forest hunting and gathering...
(DIR) Post #AYpj1pGL1FuHzHkmX2 by wauz@mastodon.bayern
2023-08-17T20:49:01Z
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@filobusSome findings say, Britains first native people were black. It could be, that those, as hunters/gatherers, avoided contact with later immigrants. That could have led to elves tales.But this is speculative. What I wanted to say: we are 'normal' and others strange. This is the worldwide shared mindset. So, we are biased even in a scientific setting.What, if hunters/gatherers did research on industrial societies?@DamienMarieAtHope
(DIR) Post #AYpjUbGM9HwWxxTzF2 by DamienMarieAtHope@kolektiva.social
2023-08-17T20:54:06Z
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