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Two medieval burials in Albania reveal tentative maternal links across the Balkans
Five early‑modern Albanian genomes from Kukës and Pazhok illuminate maternal threads and historical encounters.
Fragments of life and lineage from Sitifis’ Necropole Orientale (40 BCE–210 CE)
Genetic echoes from Machu Picchu tie stone terraces to maternal lineages before Spanish contact.
A solitary ancient genome from the wind‑scoured slopes of Aconcagua hints at imperial reach and local roots.
A single ancient voice from the Pampas linking archaeology and maternal ancestry
A lone ancient genome from Río Pipo illuminates maritime lifeways at Tierra del Fuego
Fragile bones and ancient genomes from the Argentine Pampas illuminate early Holocene lives
A single genome at a lakeshore campsite hints at Late Holocene lifeways in the Pampas
A single ancient individual links Pampas archaeology to Native American maternal lineages.
Selknam people of northern Tierra del Fuego: archaeology, history, and small-sample DNA insights
A lone 5800‑year‑old human remain tying coastal foraging lifeways to mtDNA C
