[Little Bill]

All that I said, citing the Lyell example, is that with our present knowledge this is how things work out and it may or may not be flawed. I won't argue with you on Biochemistry, ain't my interest.

What I am interested in is demographics and migrations in prehistory.

[allmendream]

Oh I am sure there is more going on with DNA regulation than we know or really understand, but what DNA does and how it does it is really not at all mysterious.

DNA and the system to transcribe that code into RNA and then translate that into protein are both necessary and sufficient to describe the functionality of all living systems.

Speaking of demographics and migrations in prehistory, have you ever looked into Snorre Sturlasson’s account of the migration of the Aesir and Vanir from the Black Sea area to Denmark around the first century B.C.?