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)
A lone 5800‑year‑old human remain tying coastal foraging lifeways to mtDNA C
Early Holocene hunter-gatherers from Caverna do Sumidouro with genetic ties to Native American founders
Archaic lifeways in the Ciénaga de Zapata, seen through artifacts and DNA
Coastal Ceramic-period communities in the Dominican Republic, revealed by archaeology and ancient DNA
Ceramic-period communities on the Dominican shore, traced by pottery and DNA
Mid‑Holocene Pampas foragers whose stones and genes trace ancient journeys
A single ancient genome from North Tierra del Fuego offers a fragile window into coastal foragers, c. 4040–3710 BCE
Island life and lineage on Eleuthera, 500–1500 CE
A single 10th‑century Bahamian genome ties Eleuthera to broader Arawakan movements
A single ancient genome from Putuni offers a cautious window into Tiwanaku-era life on the Lake Titicaca altiplano.
Archaeology and ancient DNA illuminate a seafaring Arawakan world across islands