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Genes and Philistines

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PaulK
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07-13-2019 4:20 AM

There’s a new study on the origins of the Philistines, based on the genes of the ancient inhabitants of Ashkelon Science Advances (pdf)

There are a lot of topics related to this forum there - from genetics to Biblical history.

The summary is that a European group moved into Ashkelon around the start of the Iron Age, but within a couple of hundred years their genetic legacy was essentially lost.

  
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07-13-2019 8:45 AM

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07-13-2019 9:13 AM

More evidence that what happens in Ashkelon stays in Ashkelon.
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