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Archaeology and DNA from Sappali Tepe to Sarazm reveal a layered Bronze Age world
A coastal nexus at the edge of Sasanian power, glimpsed through archaeology and ancient DNA
Echoes from a crossroads oasis in Xinjiang, 1042–489 BCE
Five medieval burials from a Christian cemetery in Chüy reveal a fragile genetic portrait of pandemic-era Central Asia.
A concise archaeological and genetic snapshot of Kyrgyzstan in 2000 CE
Archaeology and ancient DNA (406–174 BCE) reveal layered ancestries in the Swat Valley
A genetic and archaeological portrait of the Loebanr Iron Age, Swat Valley (1107–790 BCE)
A brief, evocative portrait of Kushan-era lives from Ksirov, Tajikistan, seen through archaeology and DNA
A Turkmen oasis community at the crossroads of Near Eastern and Central Asian worlds
Archaeology and ancient DNA from Gonur (2500–1600 BCE) illuminate a center of the Bactria–Margiana complex
Bronze Age lives at Bustan (1880–1300 BCE): archaeological shadows meet DNA traces
Bronze Age lives from Kokcha 3 revealed by bones, bronzes, and ancient DNA
