Lucier Ancestors: Ontario Genomes
Ancient DNA from Lucier, Southwestern Ontario traces maternal continuity and complex paternal signals
DNA Spotlights · Ancient and Historical Cultures
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Ancient DNA from Lucier, Southwestern Ontario traces maternal continuity and complex paternal signals
Archaeological and genetic glimpses into Middle Dorset communities across Victoria Island and Newfoundland, 1–800 CE
Altai Neanderthals glimpsed through stone, bone, and ancient genomes
Island-born peoples of the Canaries, seen through archaeology and genomes
Late Neolithic lives on Guernsey reconstructed from tombs, pottery and three ancient genomes
Le Déhus burials (4241–3968 BCE) reveal island lifeways and preliminary DNA links to continental groups
A coastal Chilean population ca. 750–1150 CE, traced through bones and DNA
Fragments of Iron Age life from Hulunbuir that link archaeology with northern East Asian genomes
Seafaring foragers of Chilean fjords seen through 19th-century archaeology and DNA
Riverine hunter-gatherers of northeast China, 17,605–10,550 BCE
River-born communities at the dawn of the Neolithic in northeast China, seen through bones and genomes.
Early riverine hunter-gatherers of northeastern China, 9442–8475 BCE