Botocudo of the Rio Doce Valley
Late-period Botocudo communities in southeastern Brazil, seen through archaeology and three ancient genomes
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Late-period Botocudo communities in southeastern Brazil, seen through archaeology and three ancient genomes
Five ancient genomes from Akapana (773–1047 CE) link monumental ritual to Andean genetic lineages.
Voices from the Lake: people of the Tiwanaku heartland, 650–1200 CE
Coastal lifeways from 410 BCE–880 CE revealed by shells, bones and ancient DNA
Ancient coastal lifeways on Brazil's southeast shore revealed through archaeology and DNA
Shellmound builders on Brazil’s south coast (742–1 BCE) whose DNA connects to founding Native American lineages
Early Holocene lifeways and the first genetic echoes from Lapa do Santo, Brazil
Flickers of Early Modern Humans in the Balkan Mountains, 44–33k BCE
Early Holocene hunter-gatherers from Caverna do Sumidouro with genetic ties to Native American founders
Four individuals from Boyanovo reveal local maternal continuity and tentative eastern paternal links.
A Chalcolithic tapestry from tells and river valleys, seen through bones and genomes
Four Early Bronze Age individuals linking Yamnaya-style steppe influence to southeastern Bulgarian mounds