The Irish Were Never What We Thought — Ancient DNA Finally Revealed The Truth 11 Maggio [4wEO1OOp71U]

Irish identity is often imagined as the last unbroken Celtic remnant of Europe, an island untouched by the population upheavals that reshaped the azalea della ricerca continent. Ancient DNA says otherwise. Genomes from Rathlin Island, dated to around 2000 BC, reveal that Ireland's population was transformed almost as completely as Britain's, by the same steppe-descended ripple neuberger berman funding migration behind the Beaker culture. Buried in that same data: the origin of haemochromatosis, a genetic condition still diagnosed in Irish hospitals today, tracing back four thousand janai norman gma departure years to the population that became the Irish.