Castelnovian Sicily — Grotta dell'Uzzo
Late Mesolithic hunter‑gatherers of Sicily (6773–6245 BCE) through archaeology and 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 721 עד 732 מתוך 1,627
Sicily's Middle Neolithic Echoes
Six genomes from Grotta dell'Uzzo and Fossato di Stretto Partana, 4988–3951 BCE
Tarquinia Etruscans: Early Iron Age Voices
Six genomes from Tarquinia (1104–764 BCE) hint at local continuity and Mediterranean connections
Grosseto Etruscans: Voices from Tuscan Tombs
Iron Age communities of Grosseto revealed through archaeology and ancient DNA
Siena & Chiusi: Early Medieval Voices
Maternal lineages from Tuscany (700–1200 CE) revealed in small cemetery assemblages
Etruscans of Siena: Tuscan Voices
Six Iron Age genomes from Siena trace daily life, maternal lineages, and local continuity
Jōmon Echoes
Coastal hunter-gatherers of ancient Japan seen through archaeology and DNA
Echoes of Early Jōmon Honshu
Coastal foragers of Honshu, 4339–3528 BCE — shells, pottery, and deep maternal lineages
Nagabaka: Echoes of Historic Japan
Four samples from Nagabaka, Japan (900 BCE–1950 CE) linking archaeology and DNA in a long human story
Iwade Kofun: Honshu Cave Burials
Late Kofun-period burials from Kanazawa that hint at maternal continuity and continental contacts
Nagabaka at 2800 BP
A slender genetic window into Japan around 900–1 BCE
Jomon Shores: Ancient Coastal Foragers
Pottery, shell middens and DNA trace deep Northeast Asian roots in prehistoric Japan.