Voices of the Riverlands
Pre‑European peoples of New South Wales revealed through archaeology and ancient mtDNA
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Pre‑European peoples of New South Wales revealed through archaeology and ancient mtDNA
A lone genome from Taukome (900–1000 CE) links village life to deep maternal lineages in southern Africa.
Late Bronze to Early Iron Age communities revealed by bones, pottery and DNA
Maternal lineages at Kuokesuxi (538–24 BCE) reveal east–west echoes in Xinjiang's Iron Age
Bones, brooches and genomes tracing lives across 500–900 CE
A vivid archaeological and genetic portrait from eastern France, 400–100 BCE
Hilltop terraces and ancient DNA reveal Sonoran lifeways, 1200–1450 CE
Late Antique community of the Bolshoye‑Davydovskoye plain, seen through archaeology and ancient DNA
A snapshot of life in Vanuatu between 1450–1650 CE, where archaeology and DNA illuminate island stories
Late Holocene lifeways along the Murray and Willandra—archaeology and maternal DNA converge
A lone genetic voice from 700–1090 CE in Botswana's Nqoma settlement
Early farming communities (6100–5450 BCE) in central Bulgaria revealed through archaeology and ancient DNA