Upper Yellow River Voices Dacaozi burials in Qinghai whisper of Iron Age lifeways and genetic threads 50 CE - 248 CE Qinghai province, Pingan county (Dacaozi), China
Upper Yellow River: Qinghai Neolithic Echoes Genetic traces from Lajia and Jinchankou illuminate Late Neolithic lives on the Upper Yellow River. 2866 CE - 1850 BCE Qinghai province, Upper Yellow River, China
Loess Voices: Henan Late Bronze–Iron People Genetic and archaeological glimpses from Jiaozuoniecun and Haojiatai (1550–48 BCE) 1550 CE - 48 BCE Henan province, China (Yellow River basin)
Echoes from the Yellow River Late Neolithic communities in Henan where pottery, millet, and genes tell a converging story 2861 CE - 1850 BCE Henan, Yellow River basin, China
Yellow River: Xiaowu–Wanggou Neolithic Eight Middle Neolithic individuals from Henan illuminate early Yellow River lifeways and genetics. 5302 CE - 3050 BCE Henan, Yellow River basin (China)
Voices of the Upper Yellow River Late Neolithic communities from Qinghai whose bones speak to lives at the roof of the Yellow River 2866 CE - 1850 BCE Qinghai, Upper Yellow River (China)
Echoes of the Upper Yellow River Dacaozi burials in Qinghai (50–248 CE) illuminate Iron Age lives and lineages 50 CE - 248 CE Qinghai province, Upper Yellow River, China
China_AmurRiver_N Threads of Early China Archaeology and DNA reveal millennia of continuity and contact across ancient China 6690 BCE - 248 CE China (Xinjiang, Shaanxi, Inner Mongolia, Guangxi, Liaoning)
