Short Promo Clip - The DNA Project Lead vocal - Amber Hardy BG Vocals - Jeana Wilson and Jenna Michael Jackson - Rock with you and A taste of honey - Boogie Oogie Oogie http://www.theDNAthing.com. By: The DNA Project … Continue reading →

Minecraft Dinosaurs ep.1: Tonnellate di DNA! Il primo dei tanti episodi della serie Minecraft Dinosaurs. In questo episodio Inizieremao la nosatra avventura in un nuovo mondo. Gi dall'inizio molto evidente la nostra fortuna: tantissimi... By: Lightsaber Phoenix … Continue reading →

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FAMILY DNA...DID MY HUSBAND HAVE A BABY WITH MY SISTER? - Extended Promo On today's Maury, Lakeesha says a night of pleasure with DeAngelo has caused her 3 years of drama. After having a one night stand, Lekeesha got pregnant and ... By: TheMauryShowOfficial … Continue reading →

DNA evidence suggests the hunter-gatherers of Britainwere importing wheat from their agrarian neighbors on mainland Europe as much as 8,000 years ago. The discovery, publishedThursday in Science, could meanthere was more contact betweenearly farmers and hunter-gatherers in Europe than was previously thought. According to the archaeological record,farming first started in Europe in the Balkans about 9,000 years ago and slowly moved west over the following millenniums, eventually coming to mainland Britain about 6,000 years ago. But in the recent study, researchers studying ancient submergedsediment cores off the Isle of Wightfound evidence of wheat DNA in soils that date back 8,000 years ago. So what is going on? The research team, led by Robin Allabyof the University of Warwick,saythat whilethey found evidence of wheat DNA in the soil, they could not findany trace of wheat pollen. That leads them to conclude that while wheat was eaten on the site, it was not grown there. "In the absence of direct evidence, we suspect that this wheat represents food stuffs imported from the continent," the authors write. But there is a snag here too: The authors note that there is a 400-year gap between the age of the soil in which the wheat … Continue reading →

A field of unharvested wheat is seen in Ashby-de-la-Zouch, England, in 2012. Wheat wasn't cultivated in Britain until some 6,000 years ago, but DNA evidence suggests early Britons were eating the grain at least 8,000 years ago. Darren Staples/Reuters/Landov hide caption A field of unharvested wheat is seen in Ashby-de-la-Zouch, England, in 2012. Wheat wasn't cultivated in Britain until some 6,000 years ago, but DNA evidence suggests early Britons were eating the grain at least 8,000 years ago. Scientists have learned a lot about our distant ancestors from DNA that's thousands of years old. Like the fact that we've inherited some Neanderthal DNA, so apparently our ancestors mated with them. Now there's new research from DNA that moves on from paleo-mating to paleo-eating. About 10,000 years ago, hunter-gatherers in the Near East figured out how to grow cereal crops like wheat. The farming culture spread, and wherever it went, people traded in their spears for plows. That's the conventional view. Apparently, it was more complicated than that. Evidence comes from archaeologists who've been digging into Bouldnor Cliff, a submerged prehistoric site off the coast of the Isle of Wight, in the south of Great Britain. They found tools, burned nut … Continue reading →