Coastal Echoes: Chumash & Island Peoples
Ancient coastal lifeways on California's Channel Islands revealed by archaeology and DNA
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Ancient coastal lifeways on California's Channel Islands revealed by archaeology and DNA
A millennia‑long portrait from Baja shores to Panama’s Plaza Mayor, blending archaeology and ancient DNA
Two ancient genomes from Iron Springs and Comondu illuminate millennia of coastal lifeways
Archaeology and DNA illuminate millennia of coastal life on Baja California
Sea, sand, and genes: tracing Pericú lifeways through archaeology and DNA
Late precontact communities in Central California (1296–1400 CE) — archaeology meets ancient DNA.
Fragments of shell, bone, and DNA illuminate a coastal people at the edge of Monterey Bay.
Early Holocene coastal people from CA-SBA-7 revealed by archaeology and DNA
Maritime foragers of San Nicolas Island (3650–2200 BCE) with distinctive coastal DNA signals
A coastal foothold of early California life seen through bones, shells and DNA
Coastal lifeways at Paradise Cove seen through archaeology and ancient DNA
A maritime forager society (1000–1250 CE) glimpsed through shells, bones and DNA