Sambaqui Shorelines: Brazil's Ancient Builders
From 8,500 BCE hunters to c.2400 BP shell-mound builders — archaeology meets aDNA on Brazil’s coasts
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From 8,500 BCE hunters to c.2400 BP shell-mound builders — archaeology meets aDNA on Brazil’s coasts
Early hunter‑gatherer communities across the Americas, revealed by archaeology and ancient DNA
Shell-mound builders of Brazil's south coast—archaeology meets fragile ancient DNA
Coastal mound-builders on Brazil’s south shore, glimpsed through shells and mitochondrial DNA
A solitary Late Holocene hunter-gatherer voice from Serra da Capivara
One ancient genome from a SE Brazilian shell mound hints at coastal foragers and deep Native American roots
A 7th–9th century CE burial from Galheta IV linking shell‑mound life to a Native American maternal lineage
Shell-mound voices from coastal Brazil, where people and genes meet the estuary
A single ancient maternal lineage from a coastal shell-mound brings archaeology and DNA into conversation.
Late sambaqui coastal community revealed by shell mounds, burials, and ancient DNA
Coastal shell mounds and a strikingly uniform maternal lineage on Brazil's south coast
Two ancient individuals from Laranjal link local archaeology to deep Native American lineages.