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A millennia‑long portrait from Baja shores to Panama’s Plaza Mayor, blending archaeology and ancient DNA
Coastal foragers of Tierra del Fuego, seen through middens and mitochondrial lineages
A single 5,800‑year‑old voice from northern Tierra del Fuego connects stones, sea and genes
One ancient genome from a SE Brazilian shell mound hints at coastal foragers and deep Native American roots
A lone genome from central Brazil opens a window onto coastal life c. 7300–7050 BCE.
Archaeology and DNA illuminate millennia of coastal life on Baja California
Early Belizean coastal foragers seen through bones and genomes
Two ancient voices from an early Holocene coastline, whispering about origins and continuity.
Ancient coastal foragers of Matanzas whose bones whisper of deep American lineages
Coastal foragers of Matanzas (1400 BCE–1300 CE), revealed by shells, tools, and ancient DNA
Coastal foragers of Cueva Roja (1300 BCE–200 CE), revealed by artifacts and ancient DNA
Late Palaeolithic hunter-gatherers on Sicily’s rugged northeastern shores, glimpsed through archaeology and DNA
