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Humans in SE Europe were of a different sort


Big Bad Voodoo

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Actually, the Latest findings, announced a few weeks ago, show that the Neandertals died out as a species much earlier than previously and erroneously thought. the overlap of the two species within that geographical area was minimal at best and so idea of Neandertal DNA being dispersed within the Cromagnon bloodline is now thought to be extremely mimimal, if at all. So Cromagnon was essentialy isolated. Of course later, the DNA was mixed with that of peole migrating in from elswhere. I think that it is the Basque who are so far found to be of the oldest bloodline within Europe.

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Actually, the Latest findings, announced a few weeks ago, show that the Neandertals died out as a species much earlier than previously and erroneously thought. the overlap of the two species within that geographical area was minimal at best and so idea of Neandertal DNA being dispersed within the Cromagnon bloodline is now thought to be extremely mimimal, if at all. So Cromagnon was essentialy isolated. Of course later, the DNA was mixed with that of peole migrating in from elswhere. I think that it is the Basque who are so far found to be of the oldest bloodline within Europe.

That change from month to month.

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So this jaw bone had had no Neanderthal characteristics.so maybe homosapens humans are older then frist though

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