Pakistan_Barikot_Medieval Threads of the Islamic World Archaeology and DNA illuminating lives across 680–1700 CE 680 CE - 1700 CE Turkey, Spain, Israel, Syria, Pakistan
Barç Voices: Early Modern Albania Two mitochondrial glimpses from Barç (1450–1800 CE) linking archaeology and DNA 1450 CE - 1800 CE Barç, Korça Basin, Southeast Albania
Albania (1400–1700): Maternal Threads Late medieval–early modern Albanian communities seen through archaeology and maternal DNA 1400 CE - 1700 CE Albania (Kukes District, Central sites)
Tirana Today: Threads of Albanian Heritage Modern Albanian individuals from Tirana seen through archaeological context and preliminary DNA evidence 2000 CE Albania (Tirana)
Ottoman Marmara (1479–1652 CE) Three Ottoman‑era individuals from Marmara reveal tentative maternal lineages and the region's layered history. 1479 CE - 1652 CE Marmara, Anatolia (Turkey)
Aegean Ottoman Arab Graves Twelve graves from Çapalıbağ reveal movement and mixture in the Ottoman Aegean (1300–1650 CE). 1300 CE - 1650 CE Aegean, Muğla (Turkey)
Barç Post‑Medieval Voices Two maternal lineages from the Korça Basin echo centuries of movement and contact 1452 CE - 1635 CE Barç, Korça Basin, Southeastern Albania
Echoes of Early Modern Albania Five maternal lineages from 1400–1700 CE illuminate local continuity amid Ottoman-era change 1400 CE - 1700 CE Albania (Kukes District; Central Albania)
Marmara Ottoman Burials Three Early Modern Anatolian genomes from Zeytinliada and Yenişehirkapı 1479 CE - 1652 CE Marmara region, Anatolia (Turkey)
