Triangulation supports agricultural spread of the Transeurasian languages - Nature

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[rjj]

"The green arrows mark the integration of rice agriculture in the Late Neolithic and the Bronze Age, bringing the Japonic language over Korea to Japan."

[o-v-o]

“Ken-Yōjiro Yamano15,”

[kuippa]

日本語の起源のやつ。アルタイ諸語から着てるって結構通説通りだったんだね。でも、んー、バイカル経由か南の黄河経由でもないのか。９０００年前はそこステップ気候だったのかな？

[goodstoriez]

"the origins of the Transeurasian languages can be traced back to the beginning of millet cultivation and the early Amur gene pool in Neolithic Northeast Asia. The spread of these languages involved two major phases that mirror the dispersal of agriculture and genes (Fig. 4)"

[biconcave]

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