Threads of the Islamic World
Archaeology and DNA illuminating lives across 680–1700 CE
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Archaeology and DNA illuminating lives across 680–1700 CE
Island-born peoples of the Canaries, seen through archaeology and genomes
Modern Tunisian populations at the crossroads of Mediterranean, Saharan and Levantine histories.
Epipaleolithic peoples of Morocco whose remains bridge archaeology and ancient DNA
Archaeology and DNA from medieval Iberia reveal a mosaic of North African, Near Eastern and local lineages.
Three early 11th‑century individuals reveal a fragmentary genetic and archaeological portrait of Zira-era Spain.
A glimpse into 1300–1500 CE Granada where archaeology and provisional genetic signals meet.
Post‑Nasrid Muslim burials in Granada revealed by archaeology and ancient DNA
Burials and ancient DNA from Granada paint a picture of migration, local continuity, and Mediterranean exchange.
Three skeletal voices from Sitifis illuminate Berber life under Roman skies, cautiously linked to North African genetic threads.
Island-born peoples whose stone sanctuaries and ancient DNA trace North African and Atlantic ties
A panorama of Late Pleistocene hunter-gatherers from Morocco to Siberia, seen through archaeology and DNA