Summary
The genetic evidence indicates their lineage is split almost equally between Tibetan and North Indian origins.
This discovery sheds light on a previously undocumented population in the Himalayan region.
Researchers recovered skeletal remains of ten individuals from a cave in Kargil, Ladakh.
Comprehensive genetic analysis showed a near‑even split between Tibetan and North Indian ancestry.
The findings suggest a distinct, mixed‑heritage community once lived in the high Himalayas.
The genetic evidence indicates their lineage is split almost equally between Tibetan and North Indian origins.
This discovery sheds light on a previously undocumented population in the Himalayan region.
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