Beniamin Urartu: A Highland Echo A single Iron Age voice from Shirak Province connects stones, inscriptions and DNA 801 CE - 774 BCE Shirak Province, Armenia
Voices of Urartu: Teishebaini's Buried Lives Archaeology and DNA from the necropolis of Karmir Blur illuminate the Urartian heartland 902 CE - 417 BCE Karmir Blur / Teishebaini, Armenia
Armenia_Beniamin_Urartu_IA Beniamin of Urartu A lone Iron Age voice from Shirak that echoes the Urartian world 801 CE - 774 BCE Armenia (Shirak Province, Beniamin)
Teishebaini: Urartian Echoes Karmir Blur's necropolis reveals lives at the edge of the Urartian world through archaeology and ancient mtDNA. 902 CE - 417 BCE Armenia — Karmir Blur (Teishebaini necropolis)
Beniamin (Urartu) — A Moment in Stone A single Iron Age genome from Shirak Province opens a window into Urartian Armenia, cautiously read against archaeology. 801 CE - 774 BCE Shirak Province, Armenia (Beniamin)
