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  1. Quick reminder that we keep maintaining an #aDNA paper directory here: papers.poseidon-adna.org
    It lists publications with ancient human whole genome sequencing samples from around the world, and documents if the respective data is available in any of our public archives.

    If you would like to add missing papers you can just edit this list: github.com/poseidon-framework/ with a pull request on GitHub. Just add the DOI and the number of human WGS aDNA samples that worked for a given paper.

  2. First time in an ancient DNA lab, guest of Andrew Clarke at Nottingham. Extracting DNA from an endangered bird, twite or Linaria flavirostris, as part of a side project for Natural England. One of the unexpected pleasures was leaving my phone outside the lab #aDNA #genics #twite

  3. First time in an ancient DNA lab, guest of Andrew Clarke at Nottingham. Extracting DNA from an endangered bird, twite or Linaria flavirostris, as part of a side project for Natural England. One of the unexpected pleasures was leaving my phone outside the lab #aDNA #genics #twite

  4. First time in an ancient DNA lab, guest of Andrew Clarke at Nottingham. Extracting DNA from an endangered bird, twite or Linaria flavirostris, as part of a side project for Natural England. One of the unexpected pleasures was leaving my phone outside the lab #aDNA #genics #twite

  5. First time in an ancient DNA lab, guest of Andrew Clarke at Nottingham. Extracting DNA from an endangered bird, twite or Linaria flavirostris, as part of a side project for Natural England. One of the unexpected pleasures was leaving my phone outside the lab #aDNA #genics #twite

  6. First time in an ancient DNA lab, guest of Andrew Clarke at Nottingham. Extracting DNA from an endangered bird, twite or Linaria flavirostris, as part of a side project for Natural England. One of the unexpected pleasures was leaving my phone outside the lab #aDNA #genics #twite

  7. Last year the Time Team and friends excavated a double burial in an Anglo-Saxon cemetery in Cherington. This was a follow on from a previous dig where, on the last day of course, they found the sword the young boy was holding.

    ADNA analysis has shown that the young boy and teen girl buried together were siblings, and the excavation shows they were likely buried at the same time.

    timeteamdigital.com/news/dna-b
    #archaeology #aDNA #genetics

  8. New Poseidon schema release v3.0.0! Please see the changelog here: poseidon-framework.github.io/#. New software versions are available to work with this new release: poseidon-framework.github.io/# #aDNA #OpenData

  9. On my way to Vienna (with punctual trains!) to visit University of Vienna. I will give a talk in the Human Evolution and Archaeological Sciences seminar (HEAS) series tomorrow. heas.at/events/heas-seminar-se

    #adna #populationgenetics

  10. Szymanski et al. developed quicksand, an open-source Nextflow pipeline designed for rapid and accurate taxonomic classification of mammalian mitochondrial DNA in sedimentary ancient DNA samples.

    🔗 doi.org/10.1093/molbev/msaf305

    #evobio #molbio #compbio #aDNA

  11. Gilardet et al. extracted ancient DNA from bovine bones in the Denisova cave to characterize Pleistocene bovine diversity, identifying the Altai Mountains as a hotspot for bovine diversity.

    🔗 doi.org/10.1093/gbe/evaf206

    #genome #evolution #aDNA #denisova

  12. Eine #aDNA Studie aus dem jungsteinzeitlichen Çatalhöyük (#Türkei) zeigt, dass dort die mütterliche Linie relevant war, wer in einem Haus beigesetzt wurde. Die Bewohner*innen waren also #matrilokal. Zudem wurden weiblichen Skeletten durchschnittlich bis zu 5x mehr Grabbeigben mitgegeben als männlichen. Die Forschenden zeigten ebenfalls, dass über die ca. 1.000jährige Besiedlung zunehmend auch nicht direkt Verwandte in die Haushalte aufgenommen wurden. #Neolithikum
    science.org/doi/10.1126/scienc

  13. Als in den 90ern die Möglichkeiten der #Anthropologie mit den molekularen Methoden explodierten, befürchtete man, die #Archäologie werde zu deren #Hilfswissenschaft degradiert. Jetzt wird sie in #Göttingen abgewickelt. 🏺#histodons @Archaeodons group @anthropology group #aDNA #Osteologie 🔒

    Der Tod der Göttinger Anthropo...

  14. There's bit of discussion about wether freshly published #aDNA 🏺🧬 data from #Catalhöyük allows talking about a matrilineally organised Neolithic community there or not - and well, of course I couldn't help but join having an opinion:

    livescience.com/archaeology/an via @LiveScience

  15. To be fair, until further finds #aDNA 🏺🧬 was our best chance here for lack of comparison - afaik this is the first and only #Denisovan skull we got. So far.

  16. The dragon's out of the bag:

    #aDNA gives 146,000 y/o unusual sized and shaped skull of #HomoLongi (a.k.a. #DragonMan), originally found in 1933 in #China and rediscovered in 2018, away as actually: #Denisovan!

    livescience.com/archaeology/hu via @LiveScience

  17. The dragon's out of the bag:

    #aDNA gives 146,000 y/o unusual sized and shaped skull of #HomoLongi (a.k.a. #DragonMan), originally found in 1933 in #China and rediscovered in 2018, away as actually: #Denisovan!

    livescience.com/archaeology/hu via @LiveScience

  18. The dragon's out of the bag:

    #aDNA gives 146,000 y/o unusual sized and shaped skull of #HomoLongi (a.k.a. #DragonMan), originally found in 1933 in #China and rediscovered in 2018, away as actually: #Denisovan!

    livescience.com/archaeology/hu via @LiveScience

  19. The dragon's out of the bag:

    #aDNA gives 146,000 y/o unusual sized and shaped skull of #HomoLongi (a.k.a. #DragonMan), originally found in 1933 in #China and rediscovered in 2018, away as actually: #Denisovan!

    livescience.com/archaeology/hu via @LiveScience

  20. The dragon's out of the bag:

    #aDNA gives 146,000 y/o unusual sized and shaped skull of #HomoLongi (a.k.a. #DragonMan), originally found in 1933 in #China and rediscovered in 2018, away as actually: #Denisovan!

    livescience.com/archaeology/hu via @LiveScience

  21. Although we published this paper on genetic decline in Iberian wolves using historic DNA a couple of years ago, they just added some "highlights" because it is so highly viewed

    -Although the population of wolves increased in the last 50 years, the genetic diversity decreased.

    -The current number of wolves in the Iberian Peninsula may not be enough to maintain genetic diversity.

    - ...

    mdpi.com/2031456

    #Biodiversity #GeneticDiversity #wolf #conservation #aDNA

  22. 🎶 📣 - Our #HAAMsummerschool is happening again!
    📅 - Application open: 17th of March 🧑‍💻
    Keep your eyes and ears open for coming updates!
    🔗 - haam-community.github.io/projects/haa...
    #aDNA #PopGen #summerschool2025

  23. Been hinted at by material culture before, now early trans-Mediterranean #SeaVoyaging 🛶 is backed by #aDNA 🏺🧬, showing that #Neoltihic populations living in eastern #Maghreb about 8,000 years ago were descended, in part, from European hunter-gatherers:

    nature.com/articles/d41586-025 via @nature

  24. Warum verbreitete sich bei den ersten Landwirtschaft betreibenden Menschen in Anatolien eine Genvariante, die vor entzündlichen Darmerkrankungen schützt? Wie können wir heute davon profitieren? Der #Deutschlandfunk befragte dazu Ben Krause-Kyora, Spezialist für alte DNA im Exzellenzcluster ROOTS und im Exzellenzcluster #Precisionmedicine @kieluni
    👉 deutschlandfunk.de/morbus-croh
    #aDNA #Steinzeit #Neolithikum #ForschungAktuell

  25. Interested in #OpenScience & the state of #DataArchiving in ancient #genomics research (maybe a bit niche, but still 😉)?

    My colleagues Anders Bergström, Tina Warinner, & I, all working in #aDNA have published an invited commentary piece describing the challenges in both sequencing data & #metadata archiving. We propose some solutions (some active!) to improve adherence to #FAIR in #palaeogenomics. We hope some may be a model for the wider #ArchaeologicalSciences field.

    rdcu.be/d21Kn

  26. Interested in #OpenScience & the state of #DataArchiving in ancient #genomics research (maybe a bit niche, but still 😉)?

    My colleagues Anders Bergström, Tina Warinner, & I, all working in #aDNA have published an invited commentary piece describing the challenges in both sequencing data & #metadata archiving. We propose some solutions (some active!) to improve adherence to #FAIR in #palaeogenomics. We hope some may be a model for the wider #ArchaeologicalSciences field.

    rdcu.be/d21Kn

  27. Interested in #OpenScience & the state of #DataArchiving in ancient #genomics research (maybe a bit niche, but still 😉)?

    My colleagues Anders Bergström, Tina Warinner, & I, all working in #aDNA have published an invited commentary piece describing the challenges in both sequencing data & #metadata archiving. We propose some solutions (some active!) to improve adherence to #FAIR in #palaeogenomics. We hope some may be a model for the wider #ArchaeologicalSciences field.

    rdcu.be/d21Kn

  28. Interested in #OpenScience & the state of #DataArchiving in ancient #genomics research (maybe a bit niche, but still 😉)?

    My colleagues Anders Bergström, Tina Warinner, & I, all working in #aDNA have published an invited commentary piece describing the challenges in both sequencing data & #metadata archiving. We propose some solutions (some active!) to improve adherence to #FAIR in #palaeogenomics. We hope some may be a model for the wider #ArchaeologicalSciences field.

    rdcu.be/d21Kn

  29. Interested in #OpenScience & the state of #DataArchiving in ancient #genomics research (maybe a bit niche, but still 😉)?

    My colleagues Anders Bergström, Tina Warinner, & I, all working in #aDNA have published an invited commentary piece describing the challenges in both sequencing data & #metadata archiving. We propose some solutions (some active!) to improve adherence to #FAIR in #palaeogenomics. We hope some may be a model for the wider #ArchaeologicalSciences field.

    rdcu.be/d21Kn

  30. Long-time residents: #aDNA 🏺🧬 from #Oakhurst rock shelter on the southern coast of #SouthAfrica reveals the same human population stayed there for about 9,000 years, showing a remarkable genetic continuity:

    livescience.com/archaeology/an via @LiveScience

  31. Aufbruch in eine neue Welt: #aDNA🏺🧬 Studie von #Eurasien_DAI, MPI für Evolutionäre Anthropologie & Partnern zeigt wie sich #neolithisch​e Lebensweisen in verschiedenen Populationen ausbreiteten und die genetischen und kulturellen Landschaften #Eurasien​s prägten:

    dainst.org/newsroom/aufbruch-i

  32. Aufbruch in eine neue Welt: #aDNA🏺🧬 Studie von #Eurasien_DAI, MPI für Evolutionäre Anthropologie & Partnern zeigt wie sich #neolithisch​e Lebensweisen in verschiedenen Populationen ausbreiteten und die genetischen und kulturellen Landschaften #Eurasien​s prägten:

    dainst.org/newsroom/aufbruch-i

  33. Aufbruch in eine neue Welt: #aDNA🏺🧬 Studie von #Eurasien_DAI, MPI für Evolutionäre Anthropologie & Partnern zeigt wie sich #neolithisch​e Lebensweisen in verschiedenen Populationen ausbreiteten und die genetischen und kulturellen Landschaften #Eurasien​s prägten:

    dainst.org/newsroom/aufbruch-i

  34. Aufbruch in eine neue Welt: #aDNA🏺🧬 Studie von #Eurasien_DAI, MPI für Evolutionäre Anthropologie & Partnern zeigt wie sich #neolithisch​e Lebensweisen in verschiedenen Populationen ausbreiteten und die genetischen und kulturellen Landschaften #Eurasien​s prägten:

    dainst.org/newsroom/aufbruch-i

  35. Aufbruch in eine neue Welt: #aDNA🏺🧬 Studie von #Eurasien_DAI, MPI für Evolutionäre Anthropologie & Partnern zeigt wie sich #neolithisch​e Lebensweisen in verschiedenen Populationen ausbreiteten und die genetischen und kulturellen Landschaften #Eurasien​s prägten:

    dainst.org/newsroom/aufbruch-i