Mentesh Tepe: Echoes of Shomutepe
Western Azerbaijan's early Bronze Age community seen through archaeology and ancient DNA
DNA Spotlights · Ancient and Historical Cultures
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Explore the places, time periods, and published research behind ancient DNA samples and the cultures associated with them.
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Western Azerbaijan's early Bronze Age community seen through archaeology and ancient DNA
Pottery shards and ancient DNA illuminate Abaco's Ceramic-period seafarers
Island potters and mariners of the Bahamas, 900–1500 CE — archaeology meets ancient DNA
Ceramic-period islanders of South Andros, seen through archaeology and ancient DNA
Echoes from Rolling Heads: pottery, shells, and DNA linking pre‑Columbian Bahamas
Island seafarers of Eleuthera (500–1500 CE) revealed through pottery, caves, and DNA
A coastal nexus at the edge of Sasanian power, glimpsed through archaeology and ancient DNA
Mesolithic cave and shelter occupants in Namur revealed by archaeology and a small set of ancient genomes
Early Belizean communities glimpsed through bones and maternal lineages
Ice‑edge hunters of Wallonia whose bones whisper links between art, stone and genes
A preliminary portrait of life and genes ca. 3319–2701 BCE from two Belizean sites
Archaeology and ancient DNA from Lukurmata illuminate centuries of Tiwanaku life on the Bolivian highlands.