Cubatão I Sambaqui, 2700 BP
Coastal mound-builders on Brazil’s south shore, glimpsed through shells and mitochondrial DNA
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Coastal mound-builders on Brazil’s south shore, glimpsed through shells and mitochondrial DNA
Ancient coastal foragers of Matanzas whose bones whisper of deep American lineages
Coastal foragers of Matanzas (1400 BCE–1300 CE), revealed by shells, tools, and ancient DNA
Cave burials in Camagüey reveal a fragmentary, living story of late precontact Cuba
Archaic lifeways in the Ciénaga de Zapata, seen through artifacts and DNA
Archaeological and genetic traces of Archaic Cuba, Cueva del Perico I (Artemisa)
Archaeology and ancient DNA from the Rio Cauto basin paint a cautious, vivid portrait of Cuba’s Archaic peoples.
Late Preceramic remains from northwestern Cuba where bones and genomes whisper island origins.
Shell-mound lifeways on Brazil's south coast, glimpsed through archaeology and two ancient genomes
Archaeology and ancient DNA illuminate a seafaring Arawakan world across islands
Archaeology and DNA reveal maritime networks from Venezuela to the Bahamas