Beniamin: A Late Hellenistic Echo
A single burial from Shirak Province offers a quiet window into Armenia around the turn of the era.
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A single burial from Shirak Province offers a quiet window into Armenia around the turn of the era.
Two maternal genomes from the Armenian Highland offer a tentative glimpse into ancient regional ties.
A single Early Iron Age genome from Beniamin opens a cautious window onto Iron Age Armenia
Human stories from Shirak Province where local life met imperial currents (450 BCE–550 CE)
A single late Hellenistic burial from Beniamin speaks to Armenia’s layered past
Two Late Bronze Age genomes from Beniamin reveal a whisper of ancient Armenian Highland life
A lone Iron Age genome from Beniamin links burial landscapes in Shirak to regional Iron Age dynamics.
Late-antique Shirak community (419–545 CE) glimpsed through burial remains and four ancient genomes
A single Iron Age voice from Shirak Province connects stones, inscriptions and DNA
A brief, evocative look at Chalcolithic life in Areni through archaeology and DNA
Archaeological and genetic glimpses from Kalavan, Talin and Karnut (3350–2354 BCE)
Early Bronze Age communities in the South Caucasus seen through settlements, burials, and ancient genomes.