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Ancient DNA Sheds New Light on the Origins of Germanic Languages
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Ancient DNA Sheds New Light on the Origins of Germanic Languages

Researchers combined ancient DNA with archaeological and linguistic evidence to trace migrations that helped spread Germanic languages in Europe. The findings suggest their precursors reached Scandinavia later than previously thought.

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