In the north, distinctive lineages such as M27, M28, and M29′Q trace deep roots in New Guinea and Near Oceania, while in the ...
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When did people first arrive in Australasia? New archaeogenetics study dates it to 60,000 years ago
New research confirms humans first reached the Sahul super-continent by two different routes around 60,000 years ago.
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People Navigated To Australia And New Guinea 60,000 Years Ago
The ancient landmass known as Sahul - which includes Australia, Tasmania and New Guinea - was home to groups of humans as early as 60,000 years ago, according to genetic data. This finding suggests ...
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