Lena River Bronze Age Echoes
Sparse Bronze Age communities along the Lena—archaeology and DNA reveal northern Eurasian roots.
DNA Spotlights · Ancient and Historical Cultures
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Sparse Bronze Age communities along the Lena—archaeology and DNA reveal northern Eurasian roots.
Temyaysovo‑1 & Cherniy Yar burials (27–336 CE) showing steppe lifeways and mixed ancestry
Six genomes from Sinjucha and Sinyukha illuminate a late Maikop presence on the Kuban steppe
Riverine foragers of Yakutia and Cis‑Baikal seen through archaeology and ancient DNA
Four ancient lives from Lokomotiv reveal early north Eurasian genetic threads
River-valley herders and kurgan graves revealed by archaeology and ancient DNA
Bronze Age communities of the Krasnoyarsk region revealed through burials and ancient DNA.
Coastal foragers of Primorsky Krai whose bones speak to Neolithic seas and ancient lineages
Fortified Bronze Age communities tied to early chariots, metalwork, and steppe genetic lineages.
Coastal lives on the Okhotsk — fragments of people, pots and maternal lineages
Stone-age shorelines in northwest Russia revealed through archaeology and ancient DNA
Bronze Age lives from Kapova Cave revealed through stones, bones and DNA