Capelinha Sambaqui — Early Holocene Coast
A single ancient genome illuminates a dawn-era shell mound on Brazil’s southeast shore
الثقافات القديمة والتاريخية
ملفات الحمض النووي
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Toca do Enoque Hunter-Gatherer Genome
A late Holocene cave lineage from Serra da Capivara revealed by one ancient genome
Galheta IV Sambaqui: A Coastal Beacon
A single ancient genome illuminates shell-mound life on Brazil’s south coast, ca. 7th–9th century CE
Jabuticabeira II: Shell-Mound People
Coastal sambaqui builders of southern Brazil, 410 BCE–880 CE — lives preserved in shells and DNA.
Coastal Sambaqui at Jabuticabeira II
A 7th-century coastal individual linking shell-mound life to Native American maternal lineages
Shell-Mound Mothers of Jabuticabeira
Coastal sambaqui builders on Brazil’s south coast, 364–57 BCE — maternal lineages C1c
Sambaqui of Jabuticabeira II
Coastal shell-mound builders on Brazil's south coast, seen through bones and genomes
Kaingang Sambaqui Burial (100 BP)
A single coastal burial linking Sambaqui mortuary space with Indigenous Y Q and mtDNA B2 — preliminary view
Laranjal, 6,700 Years Ago
A brief, evocative portrait of early Holocene people at the Laranjal site in Brazil
Lapa do Santo: Voices from Early Holocene Brazil
Early Holocene hunter‑gatherers of Lagoa Santa revealed through burials and ancient DNA
Limão Sambaqui: Coastal Echoes (2700 BP)
A single ancient genome from Sambaqui do Limão illuminates coastal lifeways and Native American lineages
Limão Sambaqui: Coastal Ancestors
Shell-mound people of Brazil's southeast coast, 850 BCE–1650 CE, linked to Native American lineages