Seh Gabi: Chalcolithic Echoes
A small Chalcolithic community in Iran revealed through archaeology and ancient DNA
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A small Chalcolithic community in Iran revealed through archaeology and ancient DNA
Twelve ancient genomes from Tepe Hissar reveal Near Eastern lineages and local continuity.
A desert metropolis in Seistan where archaeology and ancient DNA begin to meet
An archaeogenetic portrait from 2012–841 BCE at a tell in present-day Iran
Early goat herders of the High Zagros, c. 8295–7606 BCE — where archaeology meets ancient DNA
Chalcolithic villagers near Lake Urmia reveal early West Asian genetic threads
A desert metropolis in Seistan whose bones and genomes trace Bronze Age connections
Bones, pottery and DNA from Hasanlu Tepe reveal a crossroads of Near Eastern and West Eurasian lineages.
Nine ancient individuals from Shah Tepe illuminate life on the Kerman plateau between 3489–3031 BCE.
Early Neolithic community in the Central Zagros (8250–7700 BCE), glimpsed through archaeology and DNA
Steppe lives at the Kairan cemetery — where archaeology meets DNA
Modern Albanian individuals from Tirana seen through archaeological context and preliminary DNA evidence