Cueva Juana Ceramic People Samana's Ceramic-period islanders revealed through pottery, shells and ancient DNA 652 CE - 994 CE Samaná Peninsula, Dominican Republic
Pohnpei 400 BP — Island Voices Late pre-contact communities of Pohnpei seen through ruins, artifacts, and three ancient DNA samples. 1436 CE - 1646 CE Pohnpei, Caroline Islands (Federated States of Micronesia)
Limão Sambaqui: Coastal Memory A late pre-contact southeast Brazilian shell mound revealed through archaeology and one maternal DNA lineage. 1442 CE - 1616 CE Southeast coast, Brazil (Sambaqui do Limão)
Palmeiras-Xingu Sambaqui: 500 BP Individual Single pre-contact individual linking shell-mound lifeways and Native American lineages 1426 CE - 1485500 CE Palmeiras-Xingu, Southeast Amazonia, Brazil
Vau‑Una Sambaqui (~600 BP) A single ancient genome from a northeastern Brazilian shell mound illuminates coastal lives. 1318 CE - 1409600 CE Northeast Brazil — Vau (Sta. M. Vitória)
Echoes of the Botocudo Late pre-contact and historic people of Brazil’s Rio Doce Valley, read through bones and genes 1479 CE - 1842 CE Rio Doce Valley, Brazil