The People of Cape Verde: Who Are They Really?
Six hundred years ago, the people of Cape Verde did not exist. Their islands sat empty in the Atlantic — no villages, no language, no human history at all.Then everything changed. This is the story of how an entire people was born from empty islands, shaped by Portuguese colonization, the transatlantic slave trade, and the meeting of two continents — and what modern genetics reveals about their origins, including a pattern hidden in their DNA that historical records alone could never show. Sources: Beleza et al., PLOS One (2012); Laurent et al., genetic studies on Cabo Verdean admixture (2022). Genetic findings on Cape Verdean ancestry, drawn from peer-reviewed population genetics research. #CapeVerde #CaboVerde #DNA #AncestryDNA #History #Genetics #AfricanHistory #ColonialHistory #Diaspora #OriginStory

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