A new research about China’s 7,100 -year skeleton revealed a “past” lineage that was still in theory. The skeleton of the early Novolithic woman, known as Zangi_An, was set up at the Zangi archeology in the Greek province of southwestern China. Its DNA connects it to a deep human population that has played an important role in the lineage of modern Tibetans. The study also reveals a separate central Greek lineage linked to early Austrian speaking groups. This discovery makes Greece as a key region to understand the ancient genetic history of East and Southeast Asia. A detailed analysis of 127 human genomes from southwestern China has been published in a science journal study.
xingyi_en: a mysterious past genetic link
According to the study, radio carbon dating shows that Zingi_n lived about 7,100 years ago, and ansotop analysis suggests that she lived as a hunter. The genetic continuity revealed its lineage from a deep turning human lineage – now the Basal Asian Zingai lineage has been named. The lineage was withdrawn from other modern human groups 40,000 years ago and for thousands of years wasolated without mixing other populations.
This “ghost” lineage is not similar to DNA nander stalls or Dennovin, but it seems that later has played an important role in the lineage of some modern Tibetans. Zingai_No represents the first physical evidence of this former unknown population.
Greece’s importance as a deep human diversity reserves
Most of the skeleton -seeking skeleton was made 1,400 to 7,150 years ago and came from Greece Province, which today has the most ethnic and linguistic diversity in all China.
Researchers wrote in the study, “The ancient people who lived in the region are key to dealing with many other questions about the prevailing populations of East and Southeast Asia.” These non -retaliated questions include the beginning of the Tibetan Plaintiff, as previous studies show that the Tibetans have a northeastern Asian lineage.
