Tian Shan Iron‑Age Nomads
A glimpse of mobile life on the Central Steppe through archaeology and DNA
DNA Spotlights · Ancient and Historical Cultures
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A glimpse of mobile life on the Central Steppe through archaeology and DNA
Four Iron Age Saka burials from Kaspan Valley linking archaeology and early steppe DNA
Mid–Late Bronze Age community at Shoendykol, Kazakhstan, seen through archaeology and DNA.
Iron Age graves on the Kazakh steppe linking archaeology and DNA
Three genomes from Butakty-1 revealing a frontier of Silk Road exchange
A cinematic glimpse into Early Iron Age life where kurgans pierce the endless steppe
A glimpse into nomadic life where steppe archaeology and DNA converge
Three Late Saka–era individuals from Turgen-2 reveal maternal links across the Central Steppe.
Iron Age Tasmola‑Saka burials on the Eleke Sazy Plateau, revealing steppe life through archaeology and DNA
Stone fences, steppe horizons and a DNA glimpse into Kazakhstan's Late Bronze Age
Small burial assemblage (100–500 CE) from Konyrtobe mound 1 reveals mixed Eurasian ancestries
A small pastoral community in central Kenya seen through graves, grazing lands and ancient DNA