A year-end People's Daily feature surveys Qiaomei Fu's work on over a thousand ancient genomes, framing East Asian prehistory as an interwoven web of migration waves readable through molecular archaeology.
Dogs were the first domesticated animal and often moved alongside people, so ancient dog genomes serve as a proxy for human migration. Here is why sequencing them helps map how people moved.
Why can fragments of Denisovan DNA act as a tracer of human movement? This plain-language guide explains how archaic admixture shaped the genetic makeup of people in East Asia today.
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