Andronovo: Horse, Bronze, and Steppe Echoes
A sweeping Bronze Age horizon across the Kazakh steppe, seen through archaeology and ancient DNA
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A sweeping Bronze Age horizon across the Kazakh steppe, seen through archaeology and ancient DNA
Genetic and archaeological portrait of the Mongol world across the steppe (550–1600 CE)
High-status burials from the Berel necropolis reveal blended steppe ancestry in Central Kazakhstan.
Preliminary insights from three Early Iron Age burials in Birlik, Kazakhstan (781–481 BCE)
Iron Age nomads of Kazakhstan — where steppe archaeology meets ancient DNA
Iron Age kurgans and preliminary DNA trace Saka communities in eastern Kazakhstan
A snapshot of Kangju-era lives in Kazakhstan revealed by archaeology and ancient DNA
Human remains from Kyirik Oba reveal a fragile window into early Bronze Age Kazakhstan
Medieval steppe lives at the crossroads of Silk Road trade and shifting genetic threads
A steppe enclave in eastern Kazakhstan where burials and genomes meet
Three genomes from Byan Zherek illuminate a windy, mobile frontier of Bronze Age Kazakhstan.
Bronze Age communities on the Pavlodar steppe, seen through graves and genomes