Altai Neanderthal: Echoes from Denisova Cave
A solitary genetic voice from the Altai mountains that reshapes our view of Neanderthal diversity.
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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A solitary genetic voice from the Altai mountains that reshapes our view of Neanderthal diversity.
A single Holocene voice from southern Argentina linking stone, bone and ancient DNA.
A late pre-Columbian presence on Cerro Aconcagua bridging local Aconcagua traditions and Inca expansion.
Mid‑Holocene Pampas foragers whose stones and genes trace ancient journeys
Early Holocene hunters of the Argentine Pampas revealed through bones, tools, and DNA
A single 1,600‑year‑old voice from the Pampas linking archaeology and DNA
Maritime lifeways of Tierra del Fuego in late historic DNA
A single ancient genome from Río Pipo illuminates seafaring life in Tierra del Fuego
Early Holocene Pampas occupants revealed by archaeology and ancient DNA
A single ancient individual from a lagoon southwest of Buenos Aires links archaeology and mitochondrial lineage A
A single ancient genome from North Tierra del Fuego offers a fragile window into coastal foragers, c. 4040–3710 BCE
Two maternal genomes from Yerevan 2 Cave open a quiet window into Armenia, 100 BCE–300 CE.