Tomb-Builders of the Channel Isles
Middle Neolithic communities at Le Déhus, Guernsey — where archaeology meets ancient DNA
תרבויות קדומות והיסטוריות
תיקי DNA
הכירו את המיקום והתקופה של דגימות DNA קדום ואת המחקר שפורסם עליהן, ועיינו בתרבויות הקשורות אליהן.
עיון באוסףסינון התיקים
אוסף התרבויות
תוצאות 1,465 עד 1,476 מתוך 1,627
Conchalí Echoes, ~700 Years Ago
A brief, DNA-informed portrait of Conchalí life on the banks of precolonial Santiago
Pukara of the Precordillera
A single Late Intermediate Period individual from the Atacama precordillera, 1301–1396 CE
Pukara of the Precordillera — 700 BP
A lone Late Intermediate Period individual from the Atacama highlands, where archaeology meets DNA
Los Rieles — 12,000 Years Ago
A Late Pleistocene coastal forager from Los Vilos with early American genetics
Los Rieles: Coastal Echoes (≈5100 BP)
A single ancient genome from Los Rieles links coastal archaeology in Coquimbo to deep Native American lineages.
Pica Ocho Coast: A 700‑Year Echo
A lone ancient genome from Pica Ocho illuminates coastal lifeways and Native American lineages
Punta Santa Ana Foragers (c.7,300 BP)
A coastal Patagonian life glimpsed through a single ancient individual and ancient DNA
Aonikenk of Magallanes
A single ancient genome from Cerro Johnny links archaeology and ancestry in southern Chile
Ayayema Cave Seafarers
Mid‑Holocene coastal foragers from the western archipelago of southern Chile, glimpsed through cave deposits and one ancient genome.
Kawésqar of the Western Archipelago
Maritime lifeways from the fog‑laced channels of southern Chile, seen through one ancient genome
Kaweskar of the Western Archipelago
A glimpse into maritime foragers of the Strait of Magellan via one mtDNA C1b sample