Shenxian Cave: A Sui–Tang Moment
A single mitochondrial genome linking Guangxi caves to East Asian maternal lineages
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A single mitochondrial genome linking Guangxi caves to East Asian maternal lineages
A single ancient genome from Yiyang Cave illuminates lives in southern China between the Northern and Southern Dynasties and early Tang era.
A single Middle Neolithic genome from Horqin, Inner Mongolia linking archaeology and DNA
Three genomes from Inner Mongolia illuminate northern Neolithic lifeways and ancestry — small sample, big implications.
Six early Neolithic individuals illuminate coastal lifeways and an early signal of Y haplogroup N
A single ancient voice from Yumin hints at early inland lifeways in Northeast Asia
A single ancient genome from Qihedong opens a window onto early coastal lifeways in southeastern China
A Ming–Qing coastal life glimpsed through one 16th–18th century burial and its genetic trace.
Two island burials hint at coastal lifeways and mainland ties in the Taiwan Strait
Early Neolithic island occupants off Fujian linking coastal archaeology and ancient DNA
Late Neolithic lives from Shenmu—stone walls, ritual centers, and early East Asian lineages
Tanshishan and Xitoucun communities on the Min River coast, 2850–2200 BCE