
Exploring archaeogenetics, polygenic scores, intelligence, personality, fertility, and the little quirks of culture - from birth rates to coffee and tea
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A Tang official’s tombstone might tell you where his family came from, what his father did, and how he rose through government.
A Tang official’s tombstone might tell you where his family came from, what his father did, and how he rose thr...
Grave goods, pigmentation and education scores within ancient cemeteries.
A sword, a necklace and a row of pottery vessels can make an ancient grave look unmistakably distinguished. What they meant to the people who placed them there is ha...
What ancient genomes reveal about farming, sunlight and European pigmentation
In Solving the Aryan paradox: Why northern Europeans have fair skin but their ancestors were not pale, I asked why northern Europeans are generally fairer than s...
A lighter-direction skin score appears within WSH-labelled chromosome segments. Its rate relative to the whole genome remains uncertain.
In The Four Races of Europe (Part I), I described a puzzle: northern Europeans are generally fair-skin...
A direct test of an ancient education score against the objects buried with the same people.
An ancient grave may preserve more than bones. Alongside a person’s remains, which can yield their DNA, archaeologists may find ornaments, weapons...
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I have worked in population genetics for the last ten years, besides chronobiology, evolutionary psychology, creativity, and behavioural genetics. My work has been published in peer-reviewed journals. Order the book: https://book.davidepiffer.com
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