132 People, One Tomb, Two Genetically Distinct Populations Separated by a Collapse @cosmicsummit
132 People, One Tomb, Two Genetically Distinct Populations Separated by a Collapse  @cosmicsummit
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
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A genetic study out of the University of Copenhagen, examining DNA from 132 people buried in a megalithic tomb near Bury, found the population using the tomb before a collapse around 3000 BC was not closely related to the population using it afterward, a documented case of total replacement, not gradual decline, and Matt Barone's question is whether the same before-and-after burial methodology could ever be applied to a Younger Dryas era site.
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132 People, One Tomb, Two Genetically Distinct Populations Separated by a Collapse

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