Ho-Yeol Ryu. Flughafen (2005). This is the first of four pieces on movement in archaeology. It part of an extended conversation that circulated around the authors’ co-chaired session on ‘movement’ at the TAG US conference held at Brown University, May 2010, (http://proteus.brown.edu/tag2010/8050). The idea for this Archaeolog piece, that is split into four parts, arose…
movement and migration
Pre Siberian Human Migration to the Americas: Possible validation by HTLV-1 mutation analysis
David H. Gremillion, MD, FACP (Fellow Infectious Diseases Society of America, Professor of Medicine, Nippon Medical School) Our current understanding of human migration derives from advances in four more or less integrated disciplines: archeology, physical anthropology, DNA analysis and linguistics. In recent years progress has slowed as researchers enroll familiar tools to validate or reject…