Tangbalesayi: Crossroads on the Yili Steppe
Medieval Yili burials (991–1031 CE) revealing mixed maternal lineages U and C at a Xinjiang site
DNA Spotlights · Ancient and Historical Cultures
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Medieval Yili burials (991–1031 CE) revealing mixed maternal lineages U and C at a Xinjiang site
Eight Iron Age burials in Xinjiang reveal a frontier of blended ancestries and material lives.
A small genetic window into 385–197 BCE life on the Yili steppe
Burials from Xinjiang's Yili plain revealing tangled steppe and oasis threads
Five hearths of the Yili: bones, beads, and maternal lineages at Wuzan
Burials from Xinjiang’s Xiaohe reveal a desert crossroads of maternal East Eurasian lineages and western paternal markers.
Genetic and archaeological glimpses from Jiaozuoniecun and Haojiatai (1550–48 BCE)
Late Neolithic communities in Henan where pottery, millet, and genes tell a converging story
Eight Middle Neolithic individuals from Henan illuminate early Yellow River lifeways and genetics.
A frontier community in the eastern Tarim Basin where steppe and oasis lineages met
Three genomes from Kindoki reveal intimate links between local lineages and broader historical currents
Chalcolithic farmers of Croatia (4315–3900 BCE) whose bones link archaeology to DNA