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People of ancient Anatolia, where archaeology and DNA illuminate Bronze‑to‑Iron Age life
A seafaring Bronze Age culture on Crete seen through archaeology and ancient DNA
Archaeology and DNA illuminating lives across 680–1700 CE
Gonur's mounds and Parkhai burials reveal a vibrant Bronze Age heart in Turkmenistan
Two maternal genomes from the Armenian Highland offer a tentative glimpse into ancient regional ties.
Archaeology and DNA from the necropolis of Karmir Blur illuminate the Urartian heartland
Two maternal lineages glimpsed at Zeyem Chaj and Polutepe (5730–5375 BCE)
A single ancient genome illuminates life on the shores and highlands of eastern Caucasus.
Two ancient maternal lineages whisper from a Yerevan cave, linking Antiquity Armenia to wider Near Eastern threads.
Five Areni‑1 genomes link cave life in Chalcolithic Armenia to wider Near Eastern and steppe conversations.
Funerary landscapes and maternal lineages from 1150–420 BCE in the Armenian Highlands
Highland communities of the Armenian plateau between 1439–805 BCE, seen through bones and genomes
