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Saki Tzul: Belize, 7,400 Years Ago

Two early Holocene individuals link ancient Belize archaeology with Indigenous genetic lineages

• Saki Tzul, Belize (Central America)
• 5513 CE - 53607400 BCE

Cabeçuda Sambaqui, 3200 BP

Shell-mound builders of Brazil's south coast—archaeology meets fragile ancient DNA

• Cabeçuda, South Coast — Brazil
• 1685 CE - 1058 BCE

Cubatão I Sambaqui, 2700 BP

Coastal mound-builders on Brazil’s south shore, glimpsed through shells and mitochondrial DNA

• Brazil — South Coast (Cubatão I)
• 807 CE - 4122700 BCE

Belize_SakiTzul_7400BP

Saki Tzul Ancients — Belize 7,400 BP

Early Archaic occupants of Belize linked by Y‑DNA Q and mtDNA D1

• Belize (Saki Tzul)
• 5513 CE - 5360 BCE

Canimar Abajo Archaic — Island Foragers

Coastal foragers of Matanzas (1400 BCE–1300 CE), revealed by shells, tools, and ancient DNA

• Matanzas Province, Cuba (Canimar Abajo)
• 1400 BCE - 1300 CE

Guayabo Blanco: Marshland Ancients

Archaic lifeways in the Ciénaga de Zapata, seen through artifacts and DNA

• Cuba — Matanzas province, Ciénaga de Zapata (Guayabo Blanco)
• 800 BCE - 400 CE

Cueva Roja Archaic Horizon

Coastal foragers of Cueva Roja (1300 BCE–200 CE), revealed by artifacts and ancient DNA

• Dominican Republic (Cueva Roja)
• 1300 BCE - 200 CE

Highland Chimu at Chinchawas

Late Intermediate Period highland community showing Chimu influence and early DNA signals

• Chinchawas, Peruvian Highlands, Peru
• 1100 CE - 1400 CE

Goleta Coast, 4800 BP

A coastal foothold of early California life seen through bones, shells and DNA

• California, USA (Goleta, Santa Barbara County)
• 3000 CE - 27004800 BCE

Lovelock Cave Peoples — 1,850 Years Ago

A marshland enclave in Nevada where archaeology and ancient DNA meet

• Lovelock Cave, Humboldt County, Nevada, USA
• 49 BCE - 313 CE

Saki Tzul — Belize, 7,400 Years Ago

A mid‑Holocene whisper of lowland Belize revealed by stones and strands of DNA.

• Belize (Saki Tzul site)
• 5513 CE - 53607400 BCE

Cabeçuda Sambaqui (c.3200 BP)

South-coast shell-mound builders of Brazil with early Native American DNA signals

• Cabeçuda, South Coast, Brazil
• 1685 CE - 10583200 BCE