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    1. Pseudoerasmus‏ @pseudoerasmus 9 Jul 2018

      A little while I ago I finished David Reich’s new book & meant to comment on it — essentially a summary of the state of frontier knowledge on the prehistory of the human species, as gleaned from the full genomes of modern and ancient DNA.pic.twitter.com/zMVVXVt1Mr

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    2. Pseudoerasmus‏ @pseudoerasmus 9 Jul 2018

      Although I’ve followed some of the findings in real time through articles & blogs, the changes to the state of knowledge have been so rapid in the last 10 years that it’s been difficult to keep up. So it's great to have this highly readable summary in a single space.

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    3. Pseudoerasmus‏ @pseudoerasmus 9 Jul 2018

      The thing that stands out the most is the revolutionary change in our understanding of prehistory since just 2005. Seriously, I can't think of another area where the state of knowledge has been so completely upended in such a short span of time.

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    4. Pseudoerasmus‏ @pseudoerasmus 9 Jul 2018

      I had been fairly up to date when Luigi Cavalli-Sforza, Bryan Sykes, etc. were still the frontier knowledge of pop gen prehistory (i.e., the pre-genomic + uniparental era). Yet several big things we thought true in 2000-5 are now completely overtuned!

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    5. Pseudoerasmus‏ @pseudoerasmus 9 Jul 2018

      In 2000, conventional wisdom = most people were primarily descended from the first agriculturalists in their region, e.g., most Europeans were descended from Near Eastern migrants who introduced agriculture. Well, that's WRONG

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    6. Uriah‏ @crimkadid 9 Jul 2018
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      This is incorrect. In 2000 (actually even later) the consensus was that Europeans were descended from aboriginal European hunter gatherers. The early evidence from mitochondrial DNA was seen as confirming this view.

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      Uriah‏ @crimkadid 9 Jul 2018
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      It was never the consensus of any large groups of geneticists that Europeans were mostly descended from Near East migrants (this is true btw for S. Europeans) until the first ancient DNA studies around 2005 . Sforza argued for an IMPACT, but even this was contested.

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