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Echoes of the Central Asian Bronze Horizon

Archaeology and DNA from Sappali Tepe to Sarazm reveal a layered Bronze Age world

• Uzbekistan, Tajikistan (Central Asia)
• 4486 BCE - 1000 BCE

Echoes of Uzbekistan

Modern genomes reflecting millennia of Silk Road exchange and recent history

• Uzbekistan (Tashkent, Khorezm, Karakalpakstan)
• 2000 CE

Bustan Bronze Echoes

Bronze Age lives at Bustan (1880–1300 BCE): archaeological shadows meet DNA traces

• Bustan, Uzbekistan (Central Asia)
• 1880 CE - 1300 BCE

Dzharkutan: Bronze Age Echoes

A riverside Bronze Age settlement in Uzbekistan where pottery, graves, and DNA whisper of changing ancestries

• Dzharkutan, modern Uzbekistan (Central Asia)
• 2100 CE - 1434 BCE

Kokcha Bronze Horizon

Bronze Age lives from Kokcha 3 revealed by bones, bronzes, and ancient DNA

• Kokcha valley, Uzbekistan
• 2500 CE - 1316 BCE

Sappali Tepe: Bronze Age Crossroads

A Bronze Age community in Uzbekistan where burials and DNA reveal threads of steppe and south Asian ancestry

• Sappali Tepe, Uzbekistan (Central Asia)
• 2031 CE - 1600 BCE

Rabat Iron Age Mosaic

Archaeology and DNA from Rabat, Surxondaryo (170 BCE–235 CE)

• Surxondaryo Region, Uzbekistan
• 170 BCE - 235 CE