Altai Pre Turkish History and Art — Metin Cansız

Altai Pre Turkish History and Art
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Altai Pre Turkish History and Art
Metin CansızThe human remains found in the Mal ta settlement located on the banks of the Angara River which flows out of Lake Baikal in the Altai Region have been identified as the oldest human burial remains of modern humans in Siberia These remains dated to 24 000 years ago belong to a 3 4 year old child and a 1 year old infant The child and infant were buried with ornaments Detailed scientific and genetic tests have been conducted on the findings The results show that the paternal lineage of people living in Western Siberia today matches 57 with the genes of this child In addition to these a skull belonging to a woman dated to 19 000 years ago and bone fragments dated to 18 000 years ago have been discovered This region which is very rich in archaeogenetic aspects is expected to yield many new findings through further grave excavations

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The human remains found in the Mal ta settlement located on the banks of the Angara River which flows out of Lake Baikal in the Altai Region have been identified as the oldest human burial remains of modern humans in Siberia These remains dated to 24 000 years ago belong to a 3 4 year old child and a 1 year old infant The child and infant were buried with ornaments Detailed scientific and genetic tests have been conducted on the findings The results show that the paternal lineage of people living in Western Siberia today matches 57 with the genes of this child In addition to these a skull belonging to a woman dated to 19 000 years ago and bone fragments dated to 18 000 years ago have been discovered This region which is very rich in archaeogenetic aspects is expected to yield many new findings through further grave excavations

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Metin Cansız tarafından kaleme alınan Altai Pre Turkish History and Art Myrina Yayınları eseri olarak okurlarla buluşuyor Altai Pre Turkish History and Art Metin Cansız Kitap Özeti The human remains found in the Malta settlement located on the banks of the Angara River which flows out of Lake Baikal in the Altai Region have been identified as the oldest human burial remains of modern humans in Siberia These remains dated to 24 000 years ago belong to a 3 4 year old child and a 1 year old infant The child and infant were buried with ornaments Detailed scientific and genetic tests have been conducted on the findings The results show that the paternal lineage of people living in Western Siberia today matches 57 with the genes of this child In addition to these a skull belonging to a woman dated to 19 000 years ago and bone fragments dated to 18 000 years ago have been discovered This region which is very rich in archaeogenetic aspects is expected to yield many new findings through further grave excavations Yayınevi Myrina Yayınları Yazar Metin Cansız Sayfa 64 Sayfa Kağıt Kuşe Boyut 16 00x24 00 cm Basım Yılı Ağustos 2025 Barkod 9786256812574 Kategori Diğer Sanat Kitapları

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The human remains found in the Mal ta settlement located on the banks of the Angara River which flows out of Lake Baikal in the Altai Region have been identified as the oldest human burial remains of modern humans in Siberia These remains dated to 24 000 years ago belong to a 3 4 year old child and a 1 year old infant The child and infant were buried with ornaments Detailed scientific and genetic tests have been conducted on the findings The results show that the paternal lineage of people living in Western Siberia today matches 57 with the genes of this child In addition to these a skull belonging to a woman dated to 19 000 years ago and bone fragments dated to 18 000 years ago have been discovered This region which is very rich in archaeogenetic aspects is expected to yield many new findings through further grave excavations

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The human remains found in the Mal ta settlement located on the banks of the Angara River which flows out of Lake Baikal in the Altai Region have been identified as the oldest human burial remains of modern humans in Siberia These remains dated to 24 000 years ago belong to a 3 4 year old child and a 1 year old infant The child and infant were buried with ornaments Detailed scientific and genetic tests have been conducted on the findings The results show that the paternal lineage of people living in Western Siberia today matches 57 with the genes of this child In addition to these a skull belonging to a woman dated to 19 000 years ago and bone fragments dated to 18 000 years ago have been discovered This region which is very rich in archaeogenetic aspects is expected to yield many new findings through further grave excavations img src https s3 eu west 1 amazonaws com dia kitadagitim ckeditor_assets pictures 53 content_1_original_original jpg alt height 15 width 15 font size 1 color white font img