Humanities

Ancient genomes from northern China suggest links between subsistence changes and human migration

C. Ning, T. Li, et al.

Discover the genetic histories of ancient communities in Northern China, where millet farming laid the foundation for civilization. With research conducted by a team from Jilin University and the Max Planck Institute, delve into how these societies evolved and interacted over time, revealing fascinating links between agricultural practices and human migration.

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