A frozen lake collected human skeletons for 1,000 years. 🦴 . . . Roopkund Lake sits 5,029 meters high in the Indian Himalayas, surrounded by hundreds of bones. In 2019, DNA from 38 people revealed three distinct groups—South Asians, eastern Mediterranean individuals, and a Southeast Asian individual—who died roughly 1,000 years apart. The lake was not one disaster scene—it became one repeatedly.
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