West Liao River — Erdaojingzi Lineage
Late Neolithic–early Bronze Age people of Erdaojingzi, Inner Mongolia — genetic glimpses from three individuals
DNA Spotlights · Ancient and Historical Cultures
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Late Neolithic–early Bronze Age people of Erdaojingzi, Inner Mongolia — genetic glimpses from three individuals
Banla Mountain lives—fragments of people, pottery and DNA from 3550–3050 BCE
Shaanxi community (3400–2702 BCE) revealed by archaeology and 11 ancient genomes
Iron Age Xinjiang at the crossroads of Steppe and East Asia
A small Iron Age community on the Yili (Ili) corridor linking steppe and oasis worlds.
Bronze Age herders in Xinjiang where steppe genes met mountain landscapes
Tiny sample from Xinjiang reveals a stirring, mixed ancestry at the heart of the Yili corridor.
Xinjiang burials (800–1 BCE) revealing a tentative blend of eastern and western maternal and paternal lineages.
Three burials in Xinjiang that hint at a borderland of east and west
Three mitochondrial genomes from Dongmaili hint at east–west maternal threads in Iron Age Xinjiang
Early Bronze Age pastoralists at G218 (3013–2576 BCE) linking steppe lifeways and West-Eurasian genes
Iron Age burials from Xinjiang that hint at steppe ties and mixed west‑east ancestry