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Macedonia: Iron Age Echoes

Human stories from 900–489 BCE in what is now North Macedonia, seen through archaeology and genomes

• North Macedonia (Skopje, Ohrid, Valandovo)
• 900 CE - 489 BCE

Macedonia: Classical to Hellenistic Echoes

Five ancient individuals from Marvinci illuminate a world of Greek kings, local communities, and long-distance connections.

• North Macedonia (Marvinci-Valandovo)
• 500 CE - 50 BCE

Voices of Ancient Macedonia

Fragments of life from North Macedonia's deep past, revealed by archaeology and DNA

• North Macedonia (Skopje, Govrlevo, Pista Novo Selo, Vodovrati-Veles)
• 6000 BCE - 1100 BCE

Fingira LSA — Ancient Voices of Malawi

Rock-shelter occupations (4300 BCE–400 BCE) where stone, pigment and DNA meet

• Fingira, northern Lake Malawi, Malawi
• 4300 BCE - 400 BCE

Xagħra Circle: Voices from Bronze‑Age Gozo

Three ancient genomes from the Xagħra Circle illuminate a ritual island community — but conclusions remain preliminary.

• Xagħra Circle, Gozo (Malta)
• 2900 CE - 2350 BCE

Chichén Itzá: Echoes of the Lowland Maya

A DNA-informed portrait of a bustling Yucatán metropolis (550–1200 CE)

• Chichén Itzá, Yucatán Peninsula, Mexico
• 550 CE - 1200 CE

River of Memory: Afro‑Mexicans (CDMX)

Three hospital burials in Mexico City illuminate early African lineages amid colonial upheaval.

• Mexico (Mexico City)
• 1436 CE - 1626 CE

Cañada de la Virgen — Guanajuato Medieval

A glimpse into 6th–9th century highland life from monuments and tiny DNA traces

• Guanajuato, Mexico (Cañada de la Virgen)
• 540 CE - 870 CE

Cueva de los Muertos Chiquitos (Rio Zape)

Late Holocene mortuary community in northern Mexico, 100–1400 CE — DNA reveals founding Native American lineages

• Cueva DeLos Muertos Chiquitos (Rio Zape), Mexico
• 100 CE - 1400 CE

Pericú of Baja California

Sea, sand, and genes: tracing Pericú lifeways through archaeology and DNA

• Baja California, Mexico (LC-218; Piedra Gorda)
• 3000 BCE - 1700 CE

Sierra Gorda Echoes

Medieval communities of Querétaro seen through ruins and genomes

• Sierra Gorda, Querétaro, Mexico
• 671 CE - 1400 CE

Tayopa of the Sahuaripa Hills

A fragmentary, luminous record from Sonora (500–1400 CE) where stones and genomes meet

• Sonora (Sahuaripa valley), Mexico
• 500 CE - 1400 CE