Laguna Chica — Pampas 1600 BP A lone ancient maternal genome from Laguna Chica offers a cautious window into Pampas life and ancestry. 250 CE - 3851600 CE Pampas, Laguna Chica, Argentina
Voices of the Riverlands Pre‑European peoples of New South Wales revealed through archaeology and ancient mtDNA 400 CE - 1788 CE New South Wales, Australia
Eleuthera Taino Echoes A Late-1st-millennium burial from Preacher's Cave ties Bahamian life to wider Arawakan movements 892 CE - 1022 CE Bahamas — Eleuthera (Preacher's Cave)
Goyet Q53-1: A Paleolithic Portrait A single 26,000‑year‑old individual from Goyet cave linking stone, bone and DNA. 26440 CE - 25823 BCE Goyet cave, Namur province, Belgium (Western Europe)
Belize 3,600 Years Ago A lone ancient voice from Mayahak Cab Pek linking archaeology and maternal ancestry 3708 CE - 3543 BCE Belize (Mayahak Cab Pek)
Bronze Age Bulgaria: Kapitan Andreevo A fragile genomic glimpse into southern Bulgaria's Early–Middle Bronze Age landscape. 3000 CE - 1300 BCE Southern Bulgaria
Ryahovets & Samovodene: Medieval Bulgaria Archaeology and ancient mtDNA (3 samples) from 889–1250 CE in the Veliko Tarnovo region. 889 CE - 1250 CE Veliko Tarnovo area, north-central Bulgaria
Armenia_LateHellenistic Aghitu in the Late Hellenistic Shadow Three maternal lineages glimpse life in Armenia, 72 BCE–60 CE 72 BCE - 60 CE Aghitu, Armenia (Caucasus)
Armeniahashen_LBA Lchashen Voices: Armeniahashen LBA Late Bronze Age lives at Lchashen cemetery, seen through archaeology and ancient mtDNA 1420 CE - 1150 BCE Armenian Highlands (Lchashen, Armenia)
Armenia_UrartianEmpire Teishebaini: Voices of the Urartian Realm Human stories from Karmir Blur — fortresses, burials, and ancient DNA 902 CE - 417 BCE Armenian Highlands (Karmir Blur, Teishebaini)
Bahamas_Taino Echoes of Eleuthera A lone genome illuminates Taino presence in Eleuthera's Preacher's Cave, 892–1022 CE 892 CE - 1022 CE Eleuthera, Bahamas (Preacher's Cave)
Bahrain_EMTylos_SeleucidCharacene Tylos Shores: Abu Saiba in the Hellenistic Gulf A single ancient genome hints at maternal ties across the Persian Gulf during 200 BCE–300 CE 200 BCE - 300 CE Bahrain (Abu Saiba, Northern Governorate)
