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Cosmopolitan peoples shaped by trade, conquest, and local roots across the Hellenistic Mediterranean.
Archaeology and DNA illuminating lives across 680–1700 CE
A cinematic snapshot of Turkey’s living genetic and archaeological landscape in the year 2000 CE.
A fortified Anatolian mound where pottery, metals and genomes tell a story of contact and continuity
Human stories unearthed from churches, basilicas and cemeteries across Aegean and Marmara Turkey
A small Neolithic community in central Anatolia glimpsed through stones and genomes
A fragile tapestry of Marmara and southeastern Anatolia, seen through archaeology and ancient DNA.
Three Bronze Age genomes hint at maternal connections across Anatolia and the Assyrian trade network
DNA and ruins uncover a small, complex presence at Boğazköy (100–350 CE)
Three maternal genomes illuminate a fleeting moment in 2750–2500 BCE Turkey
Lives and genes from 3340–2000 BCE across Anatolia’s varied landscapes
Genetic echoes from Halikarnassos to Gordion reveal Anatolia’s layered populations
