Putuni Tiwanaku: Maternal Echoes
A single 7th–9th century CE burial from Putuni (Bolivia) links Tiwanaku archaeology with mtDNA C1c
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Cubatão I Sambaqui, 2700 BP
Coastal mound-builders on Brazil’s south shore, glimpsed through shells and mitochondrial DNA
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Agarak: Echoes of Early Medieval Armenia
A small genetic and archaeological window into life in the Armenian highlands (1100–1379 CE).
Tarquinia Etruscans, Viterbo Burials
Late Etruscan community in Tarquinia (400–1 BCE) revealed by graves and maternal DNA
San Giovanni Rotondo: Echoes of Iron-Age Apulia
Three ancient voices from Apulia linking bones, pottery and mitochondrial DNA
Iwade Kofun: Honshu Cave Burials
Late Kofun-period burials from Kanazawa that hint at maternal continuity and continental contacts
Samantaş: Early Byzantine Maternal Threads
A Samantaş snapshot (Muğla, Aegean) linking archaeology and mitochondrial DNA, 491–717 CE
Echoes of the Chernyakhiv Plain
Late Antique communities in Ukraine revealed through graves, artifacts, and DNA
Belize 8,800 Years Ago
Early Holocene people of Mayahak Cab Pek, traced by bones and mitochondrial DNA
Dawn at Mayahak Cab Pek
A single ancient voice from Belize linking early Holocene life and mitochondrial DNA
Huatuyan Cave: Ming-era Mothers of Guangxi
Cave burials in Hechi reveal maternal lineages spanning late Ming to early Qing transitions