12,000-Year History of Rome's Genetics Elucidate City's Immigration Pattern

"Alfredo Coppa of the Sapienza University of Rome, Ron Pinhasi of the University of Vienna, and Jonathan Pritchard of Stanford University have found traces of Romeʼs immigration history in the genomes of 127 people who were buried at 29 different archaeological sites in and around the city over a period of about 12,000 years"

The Jindo takes a look at the brief genetic history of the people surrounding the area of the ancient city of Rome, discusses Plato's account of Atlantis, and mentions the so-called "hunter-gatherers" of Pre and Post ice-age Europe.

Article: https://www.archaeology.org/news/8172...

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