Tuv Late‑Medieval Steppe Echoes
Bones and genomes from Argali Mountain whisper of mobile life on the Mongolian plateau.
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Bones and genomes from Argali Mountain whisper of mobile life on the Mongolian plateau.
Eleven genomes from Ulaanzuukh trace millennia of steppe continuity and change
A fragmentary portrait of pastoral life and shifting genetics on Mongolia’s Umungobi plateau (1000–1500 CE)
Genomes and graves trace a frontier from Early Iron Age horizons through Xiongnu and Late Medieval lives.
Nomads of Mongolia whose graves echo long-distance connections
Four early farmers at the edge of the Maghreb, where stones and genomes tell a cautious story
Bronze Age Montenegro maternal lineages echo through Adriatic hills
Three late Iron Age individuals from Mebrak reveal a Himalayan genetic imprint — preliminary but evocative.
Epipaleolithic peoples of Morocco whose remains bridge archaeology and ancient DNA
Late Neolithic communities on Morocco’s Atlantic edge — scarce genomes reveal distant ties.
A Himalayan foothill community at Mustang, seen through bones and genomes
A Himalayan highland community (800–1 BCE) where archaeology and DNA sketch a fragile story