Mulg

Mulg is a term used to refer to a culture and people identified by large amounts of modern DNA from the Neanderthal population in the Near East, living in the region of the Caucasus from the early Holocene, around 40,000 years ago. They are inferred to have interspersed or married into or emerged within the nascent Natufian human group, who would live further and become a proto-state based society.

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It is worth noting that the term Mulg is subject to variations and adaptations that make it mostly incomprehensible to many researchers, as the term is used by only a very small community.