Laguna Toro, 2400 Years Ago
A lone Late Holocene individual from the pampas edge near Buenos Aires.
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Echoes from Toca do Enoque
A solitary Late Holocene hunter-gatherer voice from Serra da Capivara
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Laguna Toro Foragers (ca. 2400 BP)
A single genome at a lakeshore campsite hints at Late Holocene lifeways in the Pampas
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La Arcillosa 2 — North Tierra del Fuego
A lone 5800‑year‑old human remain tying coastal foraging lifeways to mtDNA C
Cueva de los Muertos Chiquitos (Rio Zape)
Late Holocene mortuary community in northern Mexico, 100–1400 CE — DNA reveals founding Native American lineages
San Clemente Island Coastal Community
A maritime forager society (1000–1250 CE) glimpsed through shells, bones and DNA
Laguna Chica — Pampas Echoes
A single 1,600‑year‑old voice from the Pampas linking archaeology and DNA
Laguna Toro: 2400 BP Echoes
A single ancient individual from a lagoon southwest of Buenos Aires links archaeology and mitochondrial lineage A
La Arcillosa 2: A Wind-Swept Maternal Lineage
A single ancient genome from North Tierra del Fuego offers a fragile window into coastal foragers, c. 4040–3710 BCE
Riverlands of the Murray: NSW Pre‑European
Late Holocene lifeways along the Murray and Willandra—archaeology and maternal DNA converge
Toca do Enoque Hunter-Gatherer Genome
A late Holocene cave lineage from Serra da Capivara revealed by one ancient genome