Il'movaya Pad — Xiongnu Frontier
A Siberian edge of the Xiongnu world where steppe routes met Baikal landscapes
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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A Siberian edge of the Xiongnu world where steppe routes met Baikal landscapes
Early Bronze Age Yamnaya on the North Caucasus steppe, seen through bones and genomes
Three genomes from Mar'inskaja 5 illuminate a twilight of the Late Maikop on the North Caucasus piedmont
Four genomes from Klady reveal a Caucasus crossroads of metals, burial rites, and Near Eastern ties
Three early Eneolithic genomes from the North Caucasus hint at Near Eastern ties and local lifeways
Medieval lives on the Krasnodar coast seen through archaeology and maternal genomes
Early Neolithic occupants of Devil's Gate Cave reveal Northeast Asian maternal lineages
Archaeology and DNA illuminate a steppe horizon from 5473–3531 BCE
Late Antique community of the Bolshoye‑Davydovskoye plain, seen through archaeology and ancient DNA
Early Neolithic community on the middle Don revealed through burials and ancient DNA
Five ancient genomes from Ekven reveal Arctic maritime roots and Beringian connections.
Five kurgan burials (749–200 BCE) showing a steppe people at a genetic crossroads