תיקי DNA

Tepe Anau Chalcolithic Horizon

Sparse DNA from a Turkmen plain linking local life to wider Eurasian currents

• Turkmenistan (Tepe Anau, Turkestan)
• 4000 CE - 3000 BCE

Gonur: Oasis of the Bronze Age

Archaeology and ancient DNA from Gonur (2500–1600 BCE) illuminate a center of the Bactria–Margiana complex

• Gonur (Mary Province), Turkmenistan
• 2500 CE - 1600 BCE

Echoes from Umnak: Paleo-Aleut Voices

Maritime lifeways on Umnak Island revealed by Chaluka Midden archaeology and ancient DNA

• Umnak Island, Aleutian Islands, Alaska, USA
• 350 BCE - 1640 CE

Neo‑Aleut of the Aleutian Edge

Maritime hunters of Kagamil and Ship Rock, traced through archaeology and ancestry DNA

• Alaska: Aleutian Islands (Kagamil, Ship Rock)
• 1240 CE - 1960 CE

Kuskokwim Athabaskan Horizon

Riverine hunter-gatherers of interior Alaska whose DNA gives cautious glimpses of ancestry

• Western Interior Alaska (Upper Kuskokwim River)
• 1000 CE - 14501100 CE

Calaveras County: 600 BP Voices

Late precontact communities in Central California (1296–1400 CE) — archaeology meets ancient DNA.

• Calaveras County, Central California, USA
• 1296 CE - 1400600 CE

Carmel Coast Ancestors (1300–1800 CE)

Fragments of shell, bone, and DNA illuminate a coastal people at the edge of Monterey Bay.

• Carmel, California (USA)
• 1300 CE - 1800 CE

Carpinteria Shoreline, ca. 7000 BP

Early Holocene coastal people from CA-SBA-7 revealed by archaeology and DNA

• Carpinteria, California, USA (CA-SBA-7 / Mishopshnow)
• 5250 CE - 50007000 BCE

Early San Nicolas Islanders

Maritime foragers of San Nicolas Island (3650–2200 BCE) with distinctive coastal DNA signals

• San Nicolas Island, California, USA
• 3650 CE - 2200 BCE

Mescalitan Island, ca. 1000 BP

A coastal Chumash-era community at Goleta seen through archaeology and DNA

• California, USA — Mescalitan Island (CA-SBA-46A)
• 800 CE - 12001200 CE

Point Sal Chumash Echoes

Ancient coastal lifeways (100–700 CE) revealed by archaeology and DNA.

• Point Sal, California, USA
• 100 CE - 700 CE

Channel Islands Islanders (700–1700 CE)

Maritime lifeways on San Clemente and San Catalina, seen through bones and genomes

• California Channel Islands, USA
• 700 CE - 1700 CE