Name: Ancient DNA filling in gaps for the marginalized
Uploaded: 2023-03-28T14:18:15.670Z
Description: Likely enslaved during their lives, the 36 people were buried in unmarked graves, their names lost to history. But researchers in the relatively young field of ancient DNA are using science to unlock their stories. (March 28) (AP video: Allen Breed)

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Ancient DNA filling in gaps for the marginalized

Likely enslaved during their lives, the 36 people were buried in unmarked graves, their names lost to history. But researchers in the relatively young field of ancient DNA are using science to unlock their stories. (March 28) (AP video: Allen Breed)