Danubian Dawn: Austria LBK Farmers
Neolithic farmers along the Danube (5500–4500 BCE) where archaeology meets ancient genomes
الثقافات القديمة والتاريخية
ملفات الحمض النووي
تعرّف على أماكن عينات الحمض النووي القديم وفتراتها والأبحاث المنشورة حولها، واستكشف الثقافات المرتبطة بها.
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Loca do Suin: Echoes of an Early Sambaqui
A lone genome from central Brazil opens a window onto coastal life c. 7300–7050 BCE.
Cenxun Cave: Sui–Tang Southern Lineages
Three 440–658 CE individuals from Guangxi point to southern maternal continuity during Sui–Tang transition
Sambaqui at Loca do Suin (c. 7300 BCE)
A lone ancient genome from a Brazilian shell mound hints at deep coastal lifeways and rare maternal lineage connections.
Cenxun Cave: Sui–Tang Voices from Guangxi
Three early medieval individuals linking cave archaeology in Guangxi with ancient mitochondrial lineages
Lada Cave: A Guangxi Voice from Sui–Tang
A single maternal genome from Hechi illuminates life on the southeastern frontier during dynastic transition.
Shenxian Cave: A Sui–Tang Moment
A single mitochondrial genome linking Guangxi caves to East Asian maternal lineages
Yiyang Cave: Guangxi at the Turn of Dynasties
A single ancient genome from Yiyang Cave illuminates lives in southern China between the Northern and Southern Dynasties and early Tang era.
Cenxun Cave: Sui–Tang Era Mothers of Guangxi
Three mitochondrial genomes from Cenxun Cave (440–658 CE) illuminate local maternal lineages in southern China
Cenxun Cave: Guangxi in the Sui–Tang Era
Three individuals from Cenxun Cave (440–658 CE) illuminate southern China's past