“…Evidence of long‐term genealogical continuity was found in several genetic isolates, such as the Basques in Iberia, Ogliastra in Sardinia, and Casentino in Tuscany (Ghirotto et al, , ; Günther et al, ; Sampietro et al, ) but were often rejected in more open areas (Bramanti et al, ; Gamba et al, ; Guimaraes et al, ; Malmström et al, ). Only very recently serial coalescent simulations supported genetic continuity from the Neolithic to this day in nonisolated regions such as the Paris basin (Rivollat et al, ; Silva, Rio, & Currat, ) and the Southern Caucasus (Margaryan et al, ).…”