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Archaeology and DNA reveal a millennial tapestry across the Indus world and neighboring highlands.
Two Late Bronze Age genomes from Beniamin reveal a whisper of ancient Armenian Highland life
A single Iron Age voice from Shirak Province connects stones, inscriptions and DNA
Burials and DNA from 1124–197 BCE illuminate daily life and population threads in ancient Armenia
Archaeology and DNA reveal a patchwork of local roots and incoming threads across 2127–1211 BCE
Burials from Lchashen (1420–1150 BCE) that link archaeology with maternal DNA patterns
A single ancient genome illuminates life on the shores and highlands of eastern Caucasus.
A late Tiwanaku presence in the Bolivian highlands revealed through material culture and a single maternal lineage
A single burial from Shirak Province illuminates population threads at the dawn of the Iron Age
Seven individuals from Beniamin (450 BCE–550 CE) linking archaeology and ancient DNA
Stone, copper and kin—genomes from Kalavan to Karnut illuminate Early Bronze Age Armenia.
A small genetic and archaeological window into life in the Armenian highlands (1100–1379 CE).
