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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Five Areni‑1 genomes link cave life in Chalcolithic Armenia to wider Near Eastern and steppe conversations.
A small genetic and archaeological window into life in the Armenian highlands (1100–1379 CE).
Funerary landscapes and maternal lineages from 1150–420 BCE in the Armenian Highlands
Highland communities of the Armenian plateau between 1439–805 BCE, seen through bones and genomes
Late Bronze–Early Iron Age communities of the Armenian Highlands, seen through graves, fortresses, and genomes
Seven genomes from Harjis and Sarukhan illuminate maternal lines in Late Iron Age Armenia.
Three maternal lineages glimpse life in Armenia, 72 BCE–60 CE
Late Bronze Age lives at Lchashen cemetery, seen through archaeology and ancient mtDNA
Tombs, trade, and emerging lineages across Armenia (2127–1211 BCE)
Human stories from Karmir Blur — fortresses, burials, and ancient DNA
Coastal lifeways in North Queensland revealed by archaeology and ancient DNA
A fragmentary genetic portrait of coastal Aboriginal life in Queensland, 410–1788 CE
