Turkey_Hellenistic Hellenic Worlds: Anatolia to the Nile Cosmopolitan peoples shaped by trade, conquest, and local roots across the Hellenistic Mediterranean. 512 BCE - 60 CE Turkey, Lebanon, N. Macedonia, Armenia, Egypt
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
Anatolian Mosaic: Modern Turkey, 2000 CE A cinematic snapshot of Turkey’s living genetic and archaeological landscape in the year 2000 CE. 2000 CE Turkey (Anatolia & coasts)
Arslantepe: Late Chalcolithic Echoes A fortified Anatolian mound where pottery, metals and genomes tell a story of contact and continuity 3946 CE - 3032 BCE Malatya Province, Arslantepe, Turkey
Echoes of Byzantine Anatolia Human stories unearthed from churches, basilicas and cemeteries across Aegean and Marmara Turkey 262 CE - 1400 CE Turkey (Aegean & Marmara regions)
Boncuklu: Dawn of the Konya Neolithic A small Neolithic community in central Anatolia glimpsed through stones and genomes 8300 CE - 7600 BCE Central Anatolia, Turkey (Boncuklu)
Anatolian Threads: Turkey_C (5000–3000 BCE) A fragile tapestry of Marmara and southeastern Anatolia, seen through archaeology and ancient DNA. 5000 CE - 3000 BCE Northwest & Southeast Anatolia (Turkey)
Kalehöyük: Assyrian Colony Echoes Three Bronze Age genomes hint at maternal connections across Anatolia and the Assyrian trade network 2000 CE - 1750 BCE Kalehöyük, Central Anatolia (Turkey)
Hattusa: Roman-era Echoes DNA and ruins uncover a small, complex presence at Boğazköy (100–350 CE) 100 CE - 350 CE Central Anatolia, Turkey (Boğazköy-Ḫattuša)
Ovaören: Threads of Early Bronze Anatolia Three maternal genomes illuminate a fleeting moment in 2750–2500 BCE Turkey 2750 CE - 2500 BCE Ovaören, Central Anatolia (Turkey)
Anatolian Hearths: Turkey Early Bronze Age Lives and genes from 3340–2000 BCE across Anatolia’s varied landscapes 3340 CE - 2000 BCE Turkey (Anatolia)
Hellenistic Anatolia: Coastal to Interior Genetic echoes from Halikarnassos to Gordion reveal Anatolia’s layered populations 512 CE - 30 BCE Anatolia (modern Turkey)
