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Oxford Unveils Technique for Tracing Genetic Disorders in Ancient DNA

Oxford Unveils Technique for Tracing Genetic Disorders in Ancient DNA
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United kingdomRick schultingBalfour beattyUniversity of yorkFrancis crick instituteNetwork archaeologyMendip museumUniversity of oxfordUniversity of oxford magdalen collegeMagdalen collegeCommunications biologyUniversity of bradfordLincolnshire county councilEarly medieval periodLongwall quadThousand ancient british genomes

First prehistoric person with Turner syndrome identified from ancient DNA

Crick Institute researchers identify ancient Turner syndrome using a precise chromosome-counting technique.

United kingdomKakia anastasiadouPontus skoglundRick schultingBalfour beattyUniversity of oxfordMendip museumUniversity of yorkGenomics laboratoryMagdalen collegeCommunications biologyUniversity of bradfordNetwork archaeologyGroup leader of the ancient genomics laboratoryLincolnshire county councilFrancis crick institute

First prehistoric person with Turner syndrome identified from ancient DNA

Crick Institute researchers identify ancient Turner syndrome using a precise chromosome-counting technique.

United kingdomKakia anastasiadouRick schultingPontus skoglundBalfour beattyUniversity of yorkMendip museumUniversity of oxfordLincolnshire county councilFrancis crick instituteGroup leader of the ancient genomics laboratoryNetwork archaeologyUniversity of bradfordCommunications biologyMagdalen collegeGenomics laboratory

The Battle of Chaeronea at the Museum of Cycladic Art

An exhibition about the day that brought Alexander the Great to the front line of history running from 14 December 2023 to 31 March 2024

Perifereia stereas elladasPerifereia ipeirouPlaymobil hellasDespoina tsafouChara marantidouAlexander iolaAggelos giakoumatosGeorgios sotiriadisTasos panazopoulosAndy warhol alexanderKaterina apostolouIoannis fappasAndy warholPanagiotis stamatakisTheban polyandrionPanagiotis iossif

The World s Oldest Settlements Were Built by a Culture Nobody Expected

Thousands of years before ancient people in Central Eurasia learned to farm, hunter-gatherer groups in the subarctic were building some of the first permanent, fortified settlements, challenging the notion that agriculture was a prerequisite for societies.

S krubecks junckerTanja schreiberFree university of berlinInstitute of prehistoric archaeologyCentral eurasiaAmnya riverWestern siberiaFree universityStone agePrehistoric archaeologyWest siberianScience magazine