Çinamak Echoes
A lone Early Bronze Age genome from northeastern Albania speaks to shifting lives and genes
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A lone Early Bronze Age genome from northeastern Albania speaks to shifting lives and genes
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.
Three genomes illuminate a fragmentary Shulaveri‑Shomutepe presence in western Azerbaijan
Two remains from Nova Zagora offer a whisper of Balkan continuity amid Early Bronze Age change.
Early Bronze Age lives at Boyanovo, Bulgaria — bones, pots, and trace ancestries
Early Bronze Age communities (3400–2000 BCE) in Bulgarian tells and necropolises
Two glimpses from Sabrano into Bulgaria's 4th–3rd millennium BCE world
Steppe-inflected burials on Bulgarian mounds between 3011–2000 BCE
A single ancient genome from northeastern Albania opens a cautious window onto 2663–2472 BCE lifeways.
Stone, copper and kin—genomes from Kalavan to Karnut illuminate Early Bronze Age Armenia.
A mountain-born culture of burnished pottery, fortified settlements, and complex ancestry