Angara River Neolithic Echoes
Three genomes from Cis‑Baikal reveal a riverine hunter‑gatherer lifeway with deep Siberian roots
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Three genomes from Cis‑Baikal reveal a riverine hunter‑gatherer lifeway with deep Siberian roots
Five Bronze Age individuals from the Cis‑Baikal Angara corridor, telling a tentative story of Siberian ancestry
A Siberian edge of the Xiongnu world where steppe routes met Baikal landscapes
Riverine foragers of Yakutia and Cis‑Baikal seen through archaeology and ancient DNA
Four ancient lives from Lokomotiv reveal early north Eurasian genetic threads
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.
Three early Holocene lives from Zhindo and Pad' Tokui illuminate Siberian hunter–gatherer roots
Early Neolithic burials from Fofonovo that link archaeology and ancient DNA
Fourteen ancient genomes from the Belaya River mouth connect archaeology and Siberian ancestry.
A genetic and archaeological portrait of hunter-gatherer groups around Lake Baikal and the Angara River.