Yamana Echoes of the Beagle Channel
A single genomic glimpse of a maritime forager from Río Pipo, Tierra del Fuego (260–600 CE)
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A single genomic glimpse of a maritime forager from Río Pipo, Tierra del Fuego (260–600 CE)
Maritime lifeways of Aboriginal Queenslanders seen through shells, shores and four ancient genomes
A lone ancient genome from Río Pipo illuminates maritime lifeways at Tierra del Fuego
Ancient coastal lifeways on Brazil's southeast shore revealed through archaeology and DNA
Shellmound builders on Brazil’s south coast (742–1 BCE) whose DNA connects to founding Native American lineages
Echoes of Norse voyages and island life, seen through archaeology and DNA
Maternal lineages B, Q1d and M illuminate island lifeways across 750 BCE–1156 CE
Peat‑preserved burials on a Kola Island illuminate a fragile Bronze Age northern lifeway
Coastal hunters of Chukotka whose stones and genes trace Bering Strait connections
Coastal communities on Gotland (c.3367–2901 BCE) where maritime lifeways and new cultural currents intersect
Maritime lifeways on Umnak Island revealed by Chaluka Midden archaeology and ancient DNA
Maritime lifeways on San Clemente and San Catalina, seen through bones and genomes