Ovaören: Threads of Early Bronze Anatolia
Three maternal genomes illuminate a fleeting moment in 2750–2500 BCE Turkey
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Anatolian Hearths: Turkey Early Bronze Age
Lives and genes from 3340–2000 BCE across Anatolia’s varied landscapes
Hellenistic Anatolia: Coastal to Interior
Genetic echoes from Halikarnassos to Gordion reveal Anatolia’s layered populations
İkiztepe: Late Chalcolithic Shores
A coastal Anatolian community in Samsun Province seen through archaeology and ancient DNA
Anatolian Iron Age: Turkey_IA
Maternal lineages and archaeology illuminate a restless Anatolia from Kuriki to Gordion.
Ikiztepe Horizon: Black Sea Chalcolithic
Three genomes from İkiztepe sketch an Anatolian coastal community with farmer-linked ancestry
Samantaş: Early Byzantine Maternal Threads
A Samantaş snapshot (Muğla, Aegean) linking archaeology and mitochondrial DNA, 491–717 CE
Tatika: Late Chalcolithic–Early Bronze
Three genomes from Şırnak trace tentative maternal lines during Anatolia’s transformation
Marmara Neolithic Echoes
Early farmers of Northwest Anatolia—villages, seeds, and the genetic signature of migration
Ottoman Marmara (1479–1652 CE)
Three Ottoman‑era individuals from Marmara reveal tentative maternal lineages and the region's layered history.
Anatolian Middle Bronze Age — Turkey_MBA
A portrait of life and maternal lineages from Oylum Höyük to Yassıtepe (3000–1500 BCE)
Aegean Ottoman Arab Graves
Twelve graves from Çapalıbağ reveal movement and mixture in the Ottoman Aegean (1300–1650 CE).