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30,000-year-old French bone links Stone Age populations across Europe
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A 30,000-year-old bone discovered in a French cave has yielded ancient DNA showing vast genetic connections between populations of Eastern and Western Europe during the Stone Age. The finding suggests early humans across the continent were far more interconnected than previously thought, and it is drawing wide interest as one of the oldest genetic samples ever analysed from the region.
Why now: Ancient DNA discoveries revealing how early Europeans migrated and mixed are a source of ongoing fascination and scientific debate.
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