Islands at Dusk: Vanuatu 400 Years Ago
A snapshot of life in Vanuatu between 1450–1650 CE, where archaeology and DNA illuminate island stories
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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A snapshot of life in Vanuatu between 1450–1650 CE, where archaeology and DNA illuminate island stories
A lone Early Bronze Age genome from northeastern Albania, hinting at regional continuity and contact
A single Iron Age genome from northeastern Albania that hints at deep Balkan threads
Two maternal lineages from the Korça Basin echo centuries of movement and contact
Two mitochondrial glimpses from the Korça Basin that link archaeology and DNA
A single Early Neolithic genome shines a cautious light on first farmers in southeast Albania
A lone mitochondrial voice from 1880–1695 BCE, illuminating Bronze Age uplands of northern Albania.
Two burials from Shtikë and Kënetë link archaeology and ancient DNA in the 8th–10th centuries CE
Five early modern genomes connect village burials in Kukës and central Albania to wider Balkan threads
Two Late Neolithic–Chalcolithic individuals from the Devoll gorge
Three skeletal voices from Sitifis illuminate Berber life under Roman skies, cautiously linked to North African genetic threads.
Machu Picchu peoples at the twilight of the Inca world, seen through bones and genomes