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
Ancient Baja: Coasts of Baja California Two ancient genomes from Iron Springs and Comondu illuminate millennia of coastal lifeways 3000 BCE - 1500 CE Baja California, Mexico
Echoes from Jabuticabeira II Shell-mound voices from coastal Brazil, where people and genes meet the estuary 410 BCE - 880 CE Coastal Brazil (Jabuticabeira Shell Midden II)
Jabuticabeira II: Shell-Midden Voices Coastal lifeways from 410 BCE–880 CE revealed by shells, bones and ancient DNA 410 BCE - 8802000 CE Coastal southern Brazil (Jabuticabeira Shell Midden II)
Shoreline Foragers of Denmark Ertebølle communities between sea and forest, seen through archaeology and DNA 5520 CE - 4241 BCE Denmark (Jutland, Zealand, Funen)
Jōmon Echoes Coastal hunter-gatherers of ancient Japan seen through archaeology and DNA 2472 CE - 835 BCE Japan (Rokutsu, Funadomari)
Jomon Shores: Ancient Coastal Foragers Pottery, shell middens and DNA trace deep Northeast Asian roots in prehistoric Japan. 1404 CE - 80314000 BCE Honshu, Japan (Ikawazu, Aichi; Sanganji Shell Mound, Fukushima)
Jabuticabeira II: Shell-Mound People Coastal sambaqui builders of southern Brazil, 410 BCE–880 CE — lives preserved in shells and DNA. 410 BCE - 880 CE Brazil (Jabuticabeira Shell Midden II, Santa Catarina)
Japan_Jomon Threads of the East Asian Shoreline A deep-time portrait linking coastal archaeology from Japan, Korea and China to ancient DNA 9798 BCE - 1950 CE Japan, South Korea, China (coastal & southern sites)
