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Bibliolater 📚 📜 🖋

**Unveiling the origins and genetic makeup of the “forgotten people”: A study of the Sarmatian-period population in the Carpathian Basin**

“_Our findings reveal minor East Asian ancestry in the Carpathian Basin (CB) Sarmatians, distinguishing them from other regional populations. Using F4 statistics, qpAdm, and identity-by-descent (IBD) analysis, we show that CB Sarmatians descended from Steppe Sarmatians originating in the Ural and Kazakhstan regions, with Romanian Sarmatians serving as a possible genetic bridge between the two groups._”

Schütz, Oszkár et al., (2025). Unveiling the origins and genetic makeup of the “forgotten people”: A study of the Sarmatian-period population in the Carpathian Basin. Cell. doi.org/10.1016/j.cell.2025.05.

#OpenAccess #OA #Article #Science #Archaeogenetics #Genetics #Roman #Migration #Academia #Academics @science

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michael

26-Jun-2025
Ancient golden #silk revived from the Korean sea
#SeaSilk—often referred to as the “golden fiber of the sea”—was one of the most prized materials in the ancient #Roman period, used exclusively by figures of high authority such as emperors and popes. This precious fiber is made from the #byssus threads secreted by #PinnaNobilis, a large #clam native to the #Mediterranean,

eurekalert.org/news-releases/1 #science #ecology #biomaterials #MarineBiology

EurekAlert!Ancient golden silk revived from the Korean searesearch team recreates sea silk from discarded pen shells byssus—drawing attention as an eco-friendly and sustainable textile.
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Martin Rundkvist

Reading Mary Beard about Pompeii, love how she supports her statements with argument. Fascinated to learn about the amount of salvaging and/or looting that took place in the months and years after the town died. Survivors neatly extracted all the statuary and the town bylaws placard cast in bronze from the forum.

#Roman#archaeology
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