USA_CA_SanMiguel_IslandChumash Chumash of the Santa Barbara Channel A coastal people traced through shell middens, plank boats, and ancient DNA 5982 BCE - 1800 CE Santa Barbara Channel & central California, USA
USA_CA_LSCI Coastal Echoes: Chumash & Island Peoples Ancient coastal lifeways on California's Channel Islands revealed by archaeology and DNA 3700 BCE - 1700 CE California (Channel Islands & mainland), USA
Carpinteria Shoreline, ca. 7000 BP Early Holocene coastal people from CA-SBA-7 revealed by archaeology and DNA 5250 CE - 50007000 BCE Carpinteria, California, USA (CA-SBA-7 / Mishopshnow)
Mescalitan Island, ca. 1000 BP A coastal Chumash-era community at Goleta seen through archaeology and DNA 800 CE - 12001200 CE California, USA — Mescalitan Island (CA-SBA-46A)
Point Sal Chumash Echoes Ancient coastal lifeways (100–700 CE) revealed by archaeology and DNA. 100 CE - 700 CE Point Sal, California, USA
Goleta Coast, 4800 BP A coastal foothold of early California life seen through bones, shells and DNA 3000 CE - 27004800 BCE California, USA (Goleta, Santa Barbara County)
Salt and Bone: Santa Rosa Island Chumash Late precontact islanders whose shells, bones and DNA whisper of coastal lives and layered ancestry 1250 CE - 1450 CE Santa Rosa Island, California, USA (CA-SRI-2B)
