Pampas Echoes: Arroyo Seco II (7200 BP)
A fleeting Holocene camp in Argentina whose bones whisper of deep maternal lines
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Arroyo Seco II — 7400 BP Window
A solitary genome from Arroyo Seco II opens a view into Early Holocene Argentina.
Arroyo Seco II: Pampas Foragers
A glimpse of early Holocene life on the Argentine Pampas through stones and genomes
Laguna Chica — Pampas, c. 6800 BP
A lagoon horizon where early Pampas foragers left bones, tools and faint genetic echoes.
Belize, 11,700 Years Ago — Cave Witness
A lone Early Holocene individual from Mayahak Cab Pek offers a quiet window into Belize's first inhabitants.
Mayahak Cab Pek: Belize 7,000 Years Ago
A lone ancient genome illuminates early Holocene life on Belize’s Caribbean slope
Coastal Dawn: Belize 8,800 Years Ago
Two early Holocene individuals from Mayahak Cab Pek hint at coastal lifeways and maternal continuity
Mayahak Cab Pek — Belize, 9,300 Years Ago
An early Holocene coastal presence revealed by fragile archaeology and a single ancient genome
First Holocene Forager of Belize
A lone 9,400-year-old individual from Mayahak Cab Pek ties early archaeology to maternal lineage.
Saki Tzul: Belize, 7,400 Years Ago
Two early Holocene individuals link ancient Belize archaeology with Indigenous genetic lineages
Capelinha Sambaqui — 10.4k BP
One ancient genome from a SE Brazilian shell mound hints at coastal foragers and deep Native American roots
Laranjal 6,700 BP: Echoes of Early Brazil
Two ancient individuals from Laranjal link local archaeology to deep Native American lineages.