Tristan Hughes

Pierre, this has been such a deep dive into ancient genetics and its links to the Arabian Peninsula and the wider Levant, the fertile crescent.

Talk to us a little bit about your new book, Ancestors.

Pierre, it's a great book.

As I said, you cover all of that area and the long history and prehistory of those areas and the makeup of the populations.

It just goes to me to say thank you so much for taking the time to come on the podcast today.

Thank you.

Thank you.

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There was Dr. Pierre Zaloua talking all things The First Arabians.

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