Beniamin, Shirak — Early Iron Age Echo
A single Early Iron Age genome from Beniamin opens a cautious window onto Iron Age Armenia
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A single Early Iron Age genome from Beniamin opens a cautious window onto Iron Age Armenia
A vivid portrait of communities in Armenia (1150–420 BCE) seen through archaeology and ancient DNA
A lone genome from 700–1090 CE offering a glimpse of southern African maternal heritage
Early Iron Age communities in southern Bulgaria seen through archaeology and maternal genomes
A single burial from Shirak Province illuminates population threads at the dawn of the Iron Age
Funerary landscapes and maternal lineages from 1150–420 BCE in the Armenian Highlands
Late Bronze–Early Iron Age communities of the Armenian Highlands, seen through graves, fortresses, and genomes
A lone genome from Taukome (900–1000 CE) links village life to deep maternal lineages in southern Africa.
Archaeology and DNA from Armenian sites, 1150–420 BCE
Late Bronze to Early Iron Age communities revealed by bones, pottery and DNA
Human stories at Rhodope foothills revealed through pottery, graves and ancient DNA.
A small, varied maternal genetic snapshot from Yili's Jirentaigoukou (401–106 BCE)