Panama_IsthmoColombian_PreColonial Echoes of Mesoamerican Coasts A millennia‑long portrait from Baja shores to Panama’s Plaza Mayor, blending archaeology and ancient DNA 4000 BCE - 1700 CE Panama, Mexico (Baja to Campeche)
Belize 4,000 Years Ago Two ancient voices from Mayahak Cab Pek hint at deep maternal ties across early Mesoamerica 2204 CE - 1778 BCE Belize (Mayahak Cab Pek)
Belize 5,500 Years Ago A lone voice from Mayahak Cab Pek linking early Belize to wider Native American maternal lineages 3630 CE - 33795500 BCE Belize (Mayahak Cab Pek)
Coastal Dawn: Belize 8,800 Years Ago Two early Holocene individuals from Mayahak Cab Pek hint at coastal lifeways and maternal continuity 7050 CE - 6600 BCE Belize (Mayahak Cab Pek)
Belize_4000BP Belize 4,000 Years Ago — Mayahak Cab Pek Two ancient individuals from coastal Belize offer a glimpse into life and ancestry circa 2200–1800 BCE. 2204 CE - 1778 BCE Belize (Mayahak Cab Pek)
Belize_7000BP Mayahak Cab Pek — Belize, 7,000 Years Ago A single ancient individual (5250–4900 BCE) offers a cautious window into early Holocene Belize. 5250 CE - 4900 BCE Belize (Mayahak Cab Pek)
Belize 3600 BP — Mayahak Cab Pek A lone maternal genome from Late Archaic Belize (3708–3543 BCE), hinting at deep regional roots 3708 CE - 3543 BCE Belize (Mayahak Cab Pek)
Belize, 4,900 Years Ago Human remains from Mayahak Cab Pek and Saki Tzul illuminate early lowland lifeways and maternal diversity. 3319 CE - 2701 BCE Belize (Lowland Mesoamerica)
Saki Tzul — Belize, 7,400 Years Ago A mid‑Holocene whisper of lowland Belize revealed by stones and strands of DNA. 5513 CE - 53607400 BCE Belize (Saki Tzul site)
