Vardbakh Voices
Two ancient maternal lineages whisper from a Yerevan cave, linking Antiquity Armenia to wider Near Eastern threads.
Découvrez les lieux, les périodes et les recherches publiées sur les échantillons d’ADN ancien et les cultures auxquelles ils sont associés.
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Two ancient maternal lineages whisper from a Yerevan cave, linking Antiquity Armenia to wider Near Eastern threads.
Single ancient genome from Teishebaini hints at maternal links across imperial networks
A lone genome from Shirak Province illuminates life on the Armenian highland's stage
A single burial from Shirak Province illuminates population threads at the dawn of the Iron Age
Seven individuals from Beniamin (450 BCE–550 CE) linking archaeology and ancient DNA
A single Hellenistic-period burial from Shirak Province that links archaeology and DNA
A single Iron Age sample from Shirak Province offers a cautious window into Armenia's early 1st millennium BCE.
Two burials from Shirak Province illuminating Late Bronze Age Armenia with DNA hints
A late-antique Shirak community glimpsed through pottery, graves and four ancient genomes
A lone Iron Age voice from Shirak that echoes the Urartian world
Stone, copper and kin—genomes from Kalavan to Karnut illuminate Early Bronze Age Armenia.
A mountain-born culture of burnished pottery, fortified settlements, and complex ancestry