DNA 专题

Botswana_Taukome_EIA

Taukome Early Iron Age (Botswana)

A lone genome from Taukome (900–1000 CE) links village life to deep maternal lineages in southern Africa.

• Taukome, Botswana (Southern Africa)
• 900 CE - 1000 CE

Brazil_Botocudo

Echoes of Rio Doce: Botocudo Remains

Three Botocudo individuals from Rio Doce Valley (1479–1842 CE) reveal genetic echoes of Indigenous Brazil

• Rio Doce Valley, Brazil
• 1479 CE - 1842 CE

Shorelines and Highlands: Albania BA–IA

A cinematic glimpse into communities across Albania from 2700 BCE to 1000 CE

• Albania (SW Dukat; NE Çinamak, Kukes)
• 2700 BCE - 1000 CE

Albania (1400–1700): Maternal Threads

Late medieval–early modern Albanian communities seen through archaeology and maternal DNA

• Albania (Kukes District, Central sites)
• 1400 CE - 1700 CE

Arroyo Seco II — Voices of the Pampas

Early Holocene inhabitants of the Argentine Pampas revealed by archaeology and ancient DNA

• Arroyo Seco II, Pampas, Argentina
• 7010 CE - 5350 BCE

Beagle Channel Yamana (c.100 BP)

Late historic maritime people of Tierra del Fuego revealed by archaeology and DNA

• Beagle Channel, Tierra del Fuego, Argentina
• 1550 CE - 1960 CE

Armenia: Early Bronze Age Echoes

A small-sample genetic and archaeological portrait from 3350–2354 BCE

• Armenia
• 3350 CE - 2354 BCE

Areni Chalcolithic Horizon

Small, evocative DNA sample set ties Areni cave life to wide Chalcolithic networks

• Armenia (Areni‑1, Vayots Dzor)
• 4350 CE - 3500 BCE

Agarak: Early Medieval Armenia

Three graves at Agarak illuminate a fragile genetic window into 12th–14th century Armenia

• Agarak, Armenia (Caucasus)
• 1100 CE - 1379 CE

Iron Age Armenia: Echoes of the Highlands

Archaeology and DNA from Armenian sites, 1150–420 BCE

• Armenia (Caucasus)
• 1150 CE - 420 BCE

Kura‑Araxes: Early Bronze Armenia

Mountain strongholds, black‑burnished pottery, and 12 ancient genomes from the South Caucasus

• South Caucasus (Armenia)
• 3625 CE - 2250 BCE

Iron Age Armenia — Voices from the Highlands

Archaeology and ancient DNA from Armenian burial grounds (1124–197 BCE)

• Armenia — Lori Berd, Bardzryal, Bragdzor, Karnut, Keti, Karmir Blur (Teishebaini), Noratus
• 1124 CE - 197 BCE