Shadows of the Armenian Late Bronze
Fortified hills, metal fires, and the genomes of a transforming landscape
Entdecke Fundorte, Epochen und veröffentlichte Studien zu alten DNA-Proben und den zugehörigen Kulturen.
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Fortified hills, metal fires, and the genomes of a transforming landscape
Three genomes from Aghitu illuminate a restless frontier between Hellenistic, Parthian, and local traditions
Late Bronze to Early Iron Age communities revealed by bones, pottery and DNA
Seven genomes from Harjis and Sarukhan illuminate maternal links across the Armenian highlands.
A glimpse into Bronze Age lives in the Armenian Highlands through bones and genomes
Karmir Blur's necropolis reveals lives at the edge of the Urartian world through archaeology and ancient mtDNA.
Burials at Lchashen (1420–1150 BCE) illuminate life, trade, and maternal lineages in ancient Armenia
Coastal lifeways and deep maternal continuity on Flinders Island and Cape York
A glimpse of coastal Queensland lives before 1788, seen through archaeology and ancient DNA
Iron Age voices from Lower Austria connecting archaeological finds with limited DNA evidence
Neolithic settlements in Lower Austria, 5500–4775 BCE — archaeology meeting ancient DNA
LBK communities around Asparn Schletz revealed by archaeology and ancient DNA