Teishebaini: Armenia in Transition A single mitochondrial genome from Karmir Blur links Achaemenid rule to Hellenistic Armenia 399 CE - 231 BCE Armenia (Karmir Blur / Teishebaini)
Beniamin: Armenia at the Achaemenid Edge Human stories from Shirak Province where local life met imperial currents (450 BCE–550 CE) 450 BCE - 550 CE Armenia (Shirak Province, Beniamin)
Armenia_Achaemenid_Hellenistic Karmir Blur: Achaemenid–Hellenistic Armenia Single ancient genome from Teishebaini hints at maternal links across imperial networks 399 CE - 231 BCE Armenia (Karmir Blur, Teishebaini)
Armenia_Beniamin_Achaemenid Beniamin of Shirak — Achaemenid Armenia Seven individuals from Beniamin (450 BCE–550 CE) linking archaeology and ancient DNA 450 BCE - 550 CE Shirak Province, Armenia
Teishebaini: Achaemenid–Hellenistic Armenia A single voice from the necropolis at Karmir Blur illuminates imperial crossings and local resilience. 399 CE - 231 BCE Armenia (Karmir Blur / Teishebaini)
Beniamin (Armenia): Achaemenid‑Era Voices Seven ancient genomes from Shirak Province that whisper of empire, local lifeways, and genetic continuity. 450 BCE - 550 CE Shirak Province, Armenia (Beniamin)
