Vardbakh & Yerevan 2: Armenia Antiquity
Two maternal genomes from the Armenian Highland offer a tentative glimpse into ancient regional ties.
الثقافات القديمة والتاريخية
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Beniamin LBA — Shirak Highlands
Two Late Bronze Age genomes from Beniamin reveal a whisper of ancient Armenian Highland life
Areni Chalcolithic Threads
A brief, evocative look at Chalcolithic life in Areni through archaeology and DNA
Kura‑Araxes Armenia: Mountain Horizons
Early Bronze Age communities in the South Caucasus seen through settlements, burials, and ancient genomes.
Masis Blur Neolithic Echo
A single Neolithic voice from Masis Blur, Armenia (c.5633–5532 BCE)
Voices of Urartu: Teishebaini's Buried Lives
Archaeology and DNA from the necropolis of Karmir Blur illuminate the Urartian heartland
Caucasus Lowlands, Late Neolithic
Two maternal lineages glimpsed at Zeyem Chaj and Polutepe (5730–5375 BCE)
Mentesh Tepe: Echoes of Early Caucasus
Three genomes illuminate a fragmentary Shulaveri‑Shomutepe presence in western Azerbaijan
Alkhantepe: Late Chalcolithic Echoes
A single ancient genome from Uchtepe village illuminates Late Chalcolithic life in the Azerbaijan lowlands
Shamakhi Antiquity: Threads of Late Antiquity
A single ancient genome illuminates life on the shores and highlands of eastern Caucasus.
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Vardbakh Voices
Two ancient maternal lineages whisper from a Yerevan cave, linking Antiquity Armenia to wider Near Eastern threads.
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Beniamin of Urartu
A lone Iron Age voice from Shirak that echoes the Urartian world