Haiko Schurz

Sep 11, 2023 | biorxiv.org | Austin Reynolds |Haiko Schurz |Gillian Meeks |Simon Gravel

AbstractThe colonial-period arrival of Europeans in southern Africa is associated with strong sex-biased migration by which male settlers displaced indigenous Khoekhoe and San men. Simultaneously, the importation of South Asian, Indonesian and Eastern African slaves may have contributed female-biased migration to Cape Town and surrounding areas.