Limão Sambaqui: Coastal Memory
A late pre-contact southeast Brazilian shell mound revealed through archaeology and one maternal DNA lineage.
Entdecke Fundorte, Epochen und veröffentlichte Studien zu alten DNA-Proben und den zugehörigen Kulturen.
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A late pre-contact southeast Brazilian shell mound revealed through archaeology and one maternal DNA lineage.
A lone ancient genome from a Brazilian shell mound hints at deep coastal lifeways and rare maternal lineage connections.
A lone ancient voice from Moraes, Brazil links archaeology and maternal ancestry
Early Holocene hunter-gatherers from Caverna do Sumidouro, Brazil
A single ancient genome from Rio Grande do Norte that speaks to northeastern Brazil’s deep past
Single pre-contact individual linking shell-mound lifeways and Native American lineages
A single ancient genome from a northeastern Brazilian shell mound illuminates coastal lives.
Human traces in a Balkan cave linking ice‑age landscapes to the first Europeans.
Two voices from Nova Zagora connect archaeology and ancient DNA in Bulgaria
Early Bronze Age community at Boyanovo where pottery, fields and rare Y-lineages meet
A Chalcolithic community in central and northeastern Bulgaria (5468–4245 BCE) tied to Yunatsite, Smyadovo and other sites
Two genomes from Sabrano offer a tentative window into the Ezero horizon