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Mogushan Xianbei: Steppe Echoes

Fragments of Iron Age life from Hulunbuir that link archaeology with northern East Asian genomes

• Inner Mongolia (Hulunbuir), China
• 50 CE - 2501 CE

Miaozigou: Voices from Inner Mongolia

Three Middle Neolithic genomes illuminating a northerly tapestry of pottery, settlement, and ancestry

• Inner Mongolia, China (Qahar Youyi Qianqi, Uraharura)
• 3550 CE - 3050 BCE

Echoes of the West Liao River

Bronze Age communities of Inner Mongolia revealed through archaeology and ancient DNA

• Inner Mongolia, China (Longtoushan, Hexigten, Chifeng)
• 1050 CE - 350 BCE

West Liao River — Erdaojingzi Lineage

Late Neolithic–early Bronze Age people of Erdaojingzi, Inner Mongolia — genetic glimpses from three individuals

• Inner Mongolia (Chifeng), Northeast China
• 2050 CE - 1517 BCE

Hulunbuir Neolithic Echoes

Two Early Neolithic individuals from Zhalainuoer linking Amur-region lifeways and genes

• Hulunbuir, Inner Mongolia, China (Zhalainuoer)
• 5527 CE - 5331 BCE

Zhalainuoer: Iron Age Echoes

A lone ancient genome from a Hulunbuir mining site illuminates Northern China’s Iron Age horizon

• Inner Mongolia — Hulunbuir, Zhalainuoer mining site
• 81 CE - 236 CE

Mogushan Xianbei: Steppe Voices of Hulunbuir

Fragments of life and lineage from Xianbei-era burials in Inner Mongolia

• Inner Mongolia, China (Hulunbuir, Mogushan)
• 50 CE - 250 CE

Haminmangha Neolithic Individual

A single Middle Neolithic genome from Horqin, Inner Mongolia linking archaeology and DNA

• Inner Mongolia, China (Horqin, Xibet Town)
• 3710 CE - 3533 BCE

Miaozigou: Voices of the Middle Neolithic

Three genomes from Inner Mongolia illuminate northern Neolithic lifeways and ancestry — small sample, big implications.

• Inner Mongolia, China (Miaozigou site)
• 3550 CE - 3050 BCE

Wind-swept Neolithic of Inner Mongolia

A single ancient voice from Yumin hints at early inland lifeways in Northeast Asia

• Inner Mongolia, China (Huade, Ulanqab, Yumin)
• 6370 CE - 6110 BCE

Whispers from the West Liao River

Late Neolithic lives at Erdaojingzi, where pottery, millet, and DNA trace fragile connections

• Inner Mongolia, China (Chifeng, Erdaojingzi)
• 2050 CE - 1517 BCE

West Liao River Bronze Echoes

Longtoushan lives in the long grasses of Inner Mongolia — fragments of bronze, bone, and DNA

• Inner Mongolia (Chifeng, Hexigten) — Longtoushan
• 1050 CE - 350 BCE