Eleuthera Ceramic Islanders
Ceramic-period communities of Eleuthera (500–1500 CE), seen 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.
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Tiwanaku Echoes (650–1200 CE)
Highland state on Lake Titicaca whose stones and genomes hint at Andean continuity
Pumapunku at Tiwanaku
A solitary ancient genome illuminates a monumental Andean landscape
Jabuticabeira II — Sambaqui, 1300 BP
A single ancient maternal lineage from a coastal shell-mound brings archaeology and DNA into conversation.
Limão Sambaqui: Coastal Threads
A single ancient voice from Sambaqui do Limão links shell-mound life to Indigenous maternal ancestry
Bahamas_Taino
Echoes of Eleuthera
A lone genome illuminates Taino presence in Eleuthera's Preacher's Cave, 892–1022 CE
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Iroco: Titicaca Basin Echoes
A single Middle Horizon individual linking highland life and ancient DNA in Bolivia
Bolivia_MH_Miraflores
Miraflores: Echoes on the Altiplano
A Middle Horizon presence in the Titicaca Basin seen through pottery, fields, and DNA
Bolivia_MH_Tiwanaku
Tiwanaku Heartland (650–1200 CE)
Lake‑Titicaca metropolis whose stones and genomes whisper Andean stories
Bolivia_MiraFlores_MH
Mira Flores: Titicaca Echoes
A single ancient genome illuminates a Middle Horizon presence in the Bolivian highlands
Bolivia_Totocachi_Tiwanaku
Totocachi at the Edge of Tiwanaku
One late-Tiwanaku individual (1393–1439 CE) linking Totocachi archaeology to Andean maternal lineages
Lukurmata: Tiwanaku of the Altiplano
Archaeology and ancient DNA from Lukurmata illuminate centuries of Tiwanaku life on the Bolivian highlands.