[SunkenCiv]

• Human populations are tightly interwoven The most recent common ancestor of all humanity lived just a few thousand years ago, according to a computer model of our family tree. Researchers have calculated that the mystery person, from whom everyone alive today is directly descended, probably lived around 1,500 BC in eastern Asia...
• Roman Legion Founded Chinese City [2005]
• Chinese villagers 'descended from Roman soldiers' [2010]
• Chinese villagers 'descended from Roman soldiers' [2010]
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• Roman Descendants Found In China? [2007]
• Roman Legion Founded Chinese City [2005]
• Romans in China? [2004]

[njslim]

Professor FU ….???

[Mozzafiato]

My head hurts after reading this article. Seems badly written and poorly explained.

[Does so]

Charlemagne helped some.

[Wuli]

“The scientists also found that Early Neolithic East Asians were more genetically differentiated from each other than present-day East Asians are. “

Societies, conflicts, winners and losers, winners dominate - the culling was not a single event, but spread out all the way into the times current societies have ancient written and oral records of. The Han are continuing the culling today.

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While more divergent ancestries can be found in Southeast Asia and the Japanese archipelago, in the Chinese mainland, Neolithic populations already displayed genetic features belonging to present-day East Asians.

Bad drivers? Good at math?