Ancient farmers, foragers kept genes to themselves
Groups lived alongside each other in Central Europe for 2,000 years but didn't intermingle
EUROPE'S GENE SCENE Starting around 5,000 years ago, several farming populations influenced modern Europeans’ genetic makeup, a new study finds. One of those populations, the Corded Ware culture, is represented by this woman’s shell-covered skeleton excavated in Germany.
Juraj Lipták