Caucasus Lowlands, Late Neolithic
Two maternal lineages glimpsed at Zeyem Chaj and Polutepe (5730–5375 BCE)
DNA Spotlights · Ancient and Historical Cultures
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Explore the places, time periods, and published research behind ancient DNA samples and the cultures associated with them.
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Two maternal lineages glimpsed at Zeyem Chaj and Polutepe (5730–5375 BCE)
Three genomes illuminate a fragmentary Shulaveri‑Shomutepe presence in western Azerbaijan
A single ancient genome from Uchtepe village illuminates Late Chalcolithic life in the Azerbaijan lowlands
A single ancient genome illuminates life on the shores and highlands of eastern Caucasus.
Fragmentary voices of Ceramic-period Bahamians revealed by archaeology and ancient DNA
A glimpse into Ceramic Age life on Crooked Island through artifacts and three ancient genomes
A single genome from Flamingo Cay illuminates Bahamian Ceramic-age lifeways
Ceramic-period communities of Eleuthera (500–1500 CE), seen through archaeology and DNA
A shoreline culture preserved in blue holes and DNA
A Late-1st-millennium burial from Preacher's Cave ties Bahamian life to wider Arawakan movements
A lone Late Hellenistic–Roman period individual hints at island connections across the Persian Gulf
Three ancient genomes from Madinat Hamad illuminate Bahrain’s Late Tylos world