Alkhantepe: Late Chalcolithic Echoes
A single ancient genome from Uchtepe village illuminates Late Chalcolithic life in the Azerbaijan lowlands
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A single ancient genome from Uchtepe village illuminates Late Chalcolithic life in the Azerbaijan lowlands
A single genome from Uchtepe village opens a cautious window into 3776–3651 BCE Azerbaijan
Archaeology and genomes from Yunatsite illuminate life and movement in 3350–2600 BCE
Four Late Chalcolithic–Early Bronze Age individuals linking Baden landscapes to steppe echoes
Late Chalcolithic communities (3600–2850 BCE) around Lake Balaton and the Hungarian plains
Late Chalcolithic communities at Abony (3910–3516 BCE), seen through archaeology and ancient DNA
A coastal Sardinian community (2470–2200 BCE) where archaeology and ancient DNA illuminate fragile networks of kinship and contact.
A fortified Anatolian mound where pottery, metals and genomes tell a story of contact and continuity
Twelve individuals from Çorum Province illuminate Anatolian farmer lineages and regional Y‑G signatures.
A coastal Anatolian community in Samsun Province seen through archaeology and ancient DNA
Three genomes from Şırnak trace tentative maternal lines during Anatolia’s transformation
A lone burial in Jalilabad hints at early Caucasus lineages and copper‑age lifeways