Aknashen Neolithic: Dawn in the Armenian Highlands
Two early Neolithic individuals from Aknashen offer a tentative window into 6th‑millennium BCE life
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Two early Neolithic individuals from Aknashen offer a tentative window into 6th‑millennium BCE life
A single voice from the necropolis at Karmir Blur illuminates imperial crossings and local resilience.
A single late-Hellenistic burial from Shirak Province that links archaeology and ancient DNA—preliminary but evocative.
Seven ancient genomes from Shirak Province that whisper of empire, local lifeways, and genetic continuity.
A lone Iron Age voice from Shirak that links archaeology to ancient DNA
A lone voice from Shirak Province, 1213–1055 BCE
A lone genome from Shirak Province illuminates Hellenistic Armenia's human landscape, cautiously.
Two burials from Shirak Province that hint at wider Late Bronze Age networks in the Armenian Highlands.
A Late Antique community (419–545 CE) glimpsed through archaeology and scarce aDNA
A single Iron Age genome from Shirak Province opens a window into Urartian Armenia, cautiously read against archaeology.
A fragmentary portrait of Early Bronze communities in the Armenian Highlands
Five fragmentary genomes from Areni‑1 illuminate Chalcolithic Armenia with caution.