Caves, DNA and Metal Trace Kazakhstan’s Ancient Past 

ASTANA — Cave sediments may help identify ancient human populations in Kazakhstan even where no skeletal remains survive, as new methods allow archaeologists to reconstruct how people lived and adapted to environmental change tens of thousands of years ago.  Researchers are turning their attention to Tuttybulaq 1 and Aqtogai, two cave …

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