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Ancient DNA Sheds Light on the Genetic Origins of Early Iron Age Philistines
Michal Feldman, Daniel M. Master, Ruth Bianco, Marta Burri, Philipp W. Stockhammer, et al. · 2019
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- Type
- journal article
- Publication
- Science Advances, vol. 5, no. 7, eaax0061
- Peer reviewed
- Yes
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- causal hypothesis Direct Steppe-to-Eastern-Mediterranean Migration Chaincontradicts · challenges model
Provides evidence or reasoning against Direct Steppe-to-Eastern-Mediterranean Migration Chain.
- claim Early Iron Age individuals at Ashkelon carried a European-related genetic component not detected in the preceding Bronze Age sample and no longer statistically detectable later.Evidence confidence: highinforms · establishes
Supports the claim: Early Iron Age individuals at Ashkelon carried a European-related genetic component not detected in the preceding Bronze Age sample and no longer statistically detectable later.
- claim New cultural configurations emerged in parts of the southern coastal Levant through a mixture of migration, local continuity and identity formation.Evidence confidence: highinforms · establishes
Supports the claim: New cultural configurations emerged in parts of the southern coastal Levant through a mixture of migration, local continuity and identity formation.
- event Early Iron Age European-Related Gene Flow at AshkelonEvidence confidence: highinforms · establishes · results and supplementary data
Source relationship recorded for Early Iron Age European-Related Gene Flow at Ashkelon.
- date assertion Early Iron Age European-Related Gene Flow at Ashkelon — date assertionEvidence confidence: highinforms · establishes · results and supplementary data
- date assertion Emergence of Philistine Cultural Configurations — date assertionEvidence confidence: highinforms · supports · genetic results
- claim Ashkelon ancient DNA supports a real but limited early Iron Age influx of European-related ancestry, not complete population replacement.Evidence confidence: highsupports · supports
Supports the claim: Ashkelon ancient DNA supports a real but limited early Iron Age influx of European-related ancestry, not complete population replacement.
- event Emergence of Philistine Cultural ConfigurationsEvidence confidence: highsupports · supports · genetic results
Source relationship recorded for Emergence of Philistine Cultural Configurations.
- claim Early Iron Age European-Related Gene Flow at Ashkelon is best dated in this release to early Iron Age, broadly 12th century BCE.Evidence confidence: highsupports · supports
Supports the claim: Early Iron Age European-Related Gene Flow at Ashkelon is best dated in this release to early Iron Age, broadly 12th century BCE.
- claim The association of the Egyptian Peleset with early Philistines is plausible and widely used, but it remains an identification across textual, linguistic and archaeological categ…Evidence confidence: moderatesupports · supports
Supports the claim: The association of the Egyptian Peleset with early Philistines is plausible and widely used, but it remains an identification across textual, linguistic and archaeological categories rather than a literal equality.
- property assignment Ashkelon Ancient-DNA Dataset — has property — Archaeogenetic EvidenceEvidence confidence: highsupports · supports assignment
The dataset measures ancestry changes in sampled individuals from Ashkelon.
- property assignment Philistine City System — belongs to period — Early Iron AgeEvidence confidence: highsupports · supports assignment
The Philistine city system emerged in the southern Levant during the Early Iron Age.
- property assignment Peleset — possibly associated with — Possible Migrant PopulationEvidence confidence: moderatesupports · supports assignment
Migration is one credible component of Peleset/Philistine formation, but scale, origin, and relationship to local populations remain debated.
- property assignment Philistines — has property — Migration or Mobility EvidenceEvidence confidence: moderatesupports · supports assignment
Early Iron Age Ashkelon samples support some European-related ancestry input alongside substantial local ancestry.
- property assignment Philistines — has property — Population Replacement Not EstablishedEvidence confidence: highsupports · supports assignment
The available Ashkelon sample supports limited gene flow rather than wholesale replacement, and the ancestry signal became diluted within later samples.
- property assignment Early Iron Age European-Related Gene Flow at Ashkelon — has property — Archaeogenetic EvidenceEvidence confidence: highsupports · supports assignment
The event is inferred from ancient DNA sampled at Ashkelon.
- property assignment Early Iron Age European-Related Gene Flow at Ashkelon — has property — Migration or Mobility EvidenceEvidence confidence: highsupports · supports assignment
The ancestry shift is evidence for movement of people or ancestry into Ashkelon.
- property assignment Early Iron Age European-Related Gene Flow at Ashkelon — has property — Population Replacement Not EstablishedEvidence confidence: highsupports · supports assignment
The genetic result indicates limited input rather than total population replacement.
- relationship Early Iron Age European-Related Gene Flow at Ashkelon — contributed to — Emergence of Philistine Cultural ConfigurationsEvidence confidence: moderatesupports · supports causal relationship
Limited ancestry input is one component of the population processes accompanying Philistine cultural emergence.
- entity AshkelonEvidence confidence: highsupports · supports entity record
Supports the existence, description, classification, or historical context of Ashkelon.
- entity Philistine City SystemEvidence confidence: highsupports · supports entity record
Supports the existence, description, classification, or historical context of Philistine City System.
- entity PhilistinesEvidence confidence: highsupports · supports entity record
Supports the existence, description, classification, or historical context of Philistines.
- entity Ashkelon Ancient-DNA DatasetEvidence confidence: highsupports · supports entity record
Supports the existence, description, classification, or historical context of Ashkelon Ancient-DNA Dataset.
- causal hypothesis Migration and Warfare-Dominated Collapsesupports · supports model component
Supports one or more evidential components of Migration and Warfare-Dominated Collapse.
- property Possible Migrant Populationsupports · supports property definition
Supports the definition or scholarly use of the property Possible Migrant Population.
- property Population Replacement Not Establishedsupports · supports property definition
Supports the definition or scholarly use of the property Population Replacement Not Established.
- property Archaeogenetic Evidencesupports · supports property definition
Supports the definition or scholarly use of the property Archaeogenetic Evidence.
- property Migration or Mobility Evidencesupports · supports property definition
Supports the definition or scholarly use of the property Migration or Mobility Evidence.
- relationship Emergence of Philistine Cultural Configurations — occurred in — AshkelonEvidence confidence: highsupports · supports relationship
Emergence of Philistine Cultural Configurations is geographically assigned to Ashkelon.
- relationship Philistines — participated in — Emergence of Philistine Cultural ConfigurationsEvidence confidence: highsupports · supports relationship
Philistines is a participant, evidential object, or directly involved entity in Emergence of Philistine Cultural Configurations.
- relationship Philistine City System — participated in — Emergence of Philistine Cultural ConfigurationsEvidence confidence: highsupports · supports relationship
Philistine City System is a participant, evidential object, or directly involved entity in Emergence of Philistine Cultural Configurations.
- relationship Ashkelon Ancient-DNA Dataset — provides evidence for — Early Iron Age European-Related Gene Flow at AshkelonEvidence confidence: highsupports · supports relationship
The Ashkelon genomes provide evidence for a transient European-related ancestry component.
- relationship Peleset — possibly identified as — PhilistinesEvidence confidence: moderatesupports · supports relationship
The Peleset are commonly associated with the Philistines through name, chronology, and southern Levantine context.
- relationship Philistine City System — located in — Southern LevantEvidence confidence: highsupports · supports relationship
Philistine City System is located in or geographically associated with Southern Levant.
- relationship Ashkelon — located in — Southern LevantEvidence confidence: highsupports · supports relationship
Ashkelon is located in or geographically associated with Southern Levant.
- relationship Philistines — located in — Southern LevantEvidence confidence: highsupports · supports relationship
Philistines is located in or geographically associated with Southern Levant.
- relationship Ashkelon Ancient-DNA Dataset — located in — Southern LevantEvidence confidence: highsupports · supports relationship
Ashkelon Ancient-DNA Dataset is located in or geographically associated with Southern Levant.
- relationship Ashkelon — member city of — Philistine City SystemEvidence confidence: highsupports · supports relationship
Ashkelon became one of the principal Philistine cities in the Early Iron Age.
- relationship Early Iron Age European-Related Gene Flow at Ashkelon — occurred in — AshkelonEvidence confidence: highsupports · supports relationship
Early Iron Age European-Related Gene Flow at Ashkelon is geographically assigned to Ashkelon.
- relationship Ashkelon Ancient-DNA Dataset — participated in — Early Iron Age European-Related Gene Flow at AshkelonEvidence confidence: highsupports · supports relationship
Ashkelon Ancient-DNA Dataset is a participant, evidential object, or directly involved entity in Early Iron Age European-Related Gene Flow at Ashkelon.
- relationship Philistines — participated in — Early Iron Age European-Related Gene Flow at AshkelonEvidence confidence: highsupports · supports relationship
Philistines is a participant, evidential object, or directly involved entity in Early Iron Age European-Related Gene Flow at Ashkelon.
- relationship Emergence of Philistine Cultural Configurations — occurred in — Southern LevantEvidence confidence: highsupports · supports relationship
Emergence of Philistine Cultural Configurations is geographically assigned to Southern Levant.