Kura‑Araxes Armenia: Mountain Horizons Early Bronze Age communities in the South Caucasus seen through settlements, burials, and ancient genomes. 3625 CE - 2250 BCE South Caucasus (Armenia)
Masis Blur Neolithic Echo A single Neolithic voice from Masis Blur, Armenia (c.5633–5532 BCE) 5633 CE - 5532 BCE Masis Blur, Ararat plain, Armenia
Armenia_EBA_KuraAraxes Kura-Araxes of Early Bronze Armenia A mountain-born culture of burnished pottery, fortified settlements, and complex ancestry 3625 CE - 2250 BCE South Caucasus (Armenia)
Azerbaijan_Caucasus_lowlands_LN Azerbaijan Lowlands — Late Neolithic Two genomes from Jalilabad and Mentesh Tepe illuminate lives on the South Caucasus plains 5730 CE - 5375 BCE Azerbaijan, South Caucasus
Kura‑Araxes: Early Bronze Armenia Mountain strongholds, black‑burnished pottery, and 12 ancient genomes from the South Caucasus 3625 CE - 2250 BCE South Caucasus (Armenia)
Mentesh Tepe: Voices of Ancient Azerbaijan Three genomes from Mentesh Tepe illuminate a deep, local Bronze Age thread in the South Caucasus 6000 CE - 4000 BCE Western Azerbaijan (Tovuz district)
Armenia_Aknashen_N Zagros–Caucasus Crossroads Eight millennia of cultural fusion across Anatolia, the Zagros and the South Caucasus 8300 BCE - 330 CE Armenia, Turkey, Iran, Levant, Caucasus, Turkmenistan
