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Pre-civilization hunter-gatherers of Western Eurasia, seen through archaeology and DNA
Riverine hunter-gatherers of northeast China, 17,605–10,550 BCE
River-born communities at the dawn of the Neolithic in northeast China, seen through bones and genomes.
Early riverine hunter-gatherers of northeastern China, 9442–8475 BCE
Tiny sample, deep stories — maternal lineages from Guangxi's Balong Cave illuminate movement during the Jin and Northern–Southern Dynasties
Small cave community in Hechi County (1400–1700 CE) connecting archaeology with maternal lineages
Iron Age Xinjiang at the crossroads of Steppe and East Asia
A small Iron Age community on the Yili (Ili) corridor linking steppe and oasis worlds.
Tiny sample from Xinjiang reveals a stirring, mixed ancestry at the heart of the Yili corridor.
Early Bronze Age pastoralists at G218 (3013–2576 BCE) linking steppe lifeways and West-Eurasian genes
A cinematic synthesis of archaeology and DNA across contemporary China
A lone ancient genome from a Hulunbuir mining site illuminates Northern China’s Iron Age horizon
