Saltovo‑Mayaki on the Caspian Steppe
Multi-ethnic early medieval communities revealed by archaeology and limited DNA
Entdecke Fundorte, Epochen und veröffentlichte Studien zu alten DNA-Proben und den zugehörigen Kulturen.
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Multi-ethnic early medieval communities revealed by archaeology and limited DNA
Burial mounds in Bashkortostan and Western Siberia revealing a blended Siberian–West Eurasian ancestry
Iron Age horse-warriors woven into the windblown grasslands of Russia
Early Holocene foragers at Lake Baikal with distinctive N and East Asian maternal lineages
Six genomes from Shamanka II illuminate a Siberian genetic imprint in Early Bronze Age burials.
A small medieval assemblage where archaeology and ancient DNA begin to speak.
Three genomes from Glazkovskoe predmestie hint at Siberian continuity and complexity
Archaeology and aDNA from Ivanovo Oblast hint at distant connections in a local landscape
Early Bronze Age communities along the Lena River, seen through archaeology and DNA
Bronze Age communities (2050–1200 BCE) of the Samara steppes, seen through archaeology and DNA
Bronze Age steppe communities seen through graves, pottery and DNA
Catacomb-period communities on the North Caucasus and Kuban steppe, glimpsed through graves and genomes