Alalakh at Dusk
A coastal Anatolian city-state where pottery, palaces and genomes meet
Cultures anciennes et historiques
Profils ADN
Découvrez les lieux, les périodes et les recherches publiées sur les échantillons d’ADN ancien et les cultures auxquelles ils sont associés.
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Arslantepe at Dawn
A frontier city of Early Bronze Age Anatolia, revealed through bones and soil
Aşıklı Höyük: Dawn of Anatolian Villages
A Preceramic Neolithic settlement in Central Anatolia (8226–7480 BCE) where material life meets maternal DNA
Arslantepe: Late Chalcolithic Echoes
A fortified Anatolian mound where pottery, metals and genomes tell a story of contact and continuity
Echoes of Byzantine Anatolia
Human stories unearthed from churches, basilicas and cemeteries across Aegean and Marmara Turkey
Boncuklu: Dawn of the Konya Neolithic
A small Neolithic community in central Anatolia glimpsed through stones and genomes
Anatolian Threads: Turkey_C (5000–3000 BCE)
A fragile tapestry of Marmara and southeastern Anatolia, seen through archaeology and ancient DNA.
Çamlıbel Tarlası: Late Chalcolithic Echoes
Twelve individuals from Çorum Province illuminate Anatolian farmer lineages and regional Y‑G signatures.
Kalehöyük: Assyrian Colony Echoes
Three Bronze Age genomes hint at maternal connections across Anatolia and the Assyrian trade network
Çatalhöyük N-Ceramic — Central Anatolia
A dense Neolithic tell where early ceramic farmers left houses, murals and genetic echoes.
Marmara Voices: Early Byzantine Zeytinliada
Maternal lineages from a small cemetery on the Marmara shore, 432–1000 CE
Hattusa: Roman-era Echoes
DNA and ruins uncover a small, complex presence at Boğazköy (100–350 CE)