Forest Neolithic — Upper Volga
A shadowed world of lakes, pottery and genomes from northern Russia
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A shadowed world of lakes, pottery and genomes from northern Russia
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Three Eneolithic-era individuals from Gârlești tie southern Romanian landscapes to early farmer maternal lineages.
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Three early Eneolithic genomes from the North Caucasus hint at Near Eastern ties and local lifeways
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Eneolithic graves on the Volga reveal an emergent steppe world, now seen through ancient genomes
Four ancient lives from Lokomotiv reveal early north Eurasian genetic threads
Three ancient genomes from Murzikha-2 illuminate Eneolithic lifeways on the Volga-Kama fringe
Early Holocene foragers at Lake Baikal with distinctive N and East Asian maternal lineages
Early Eneolithic communities on the Russian steppe seen through bones and genomes