Amur River Late Paleolithic Foragers Riverine hunter-gatherers of northeast China, 17,605–10,550 BCE 17605 CE - 10550 BCE Amur River Basin, Northeast China (Heilongjiang region)
Amur River Foragers: Early Neolithic Voices River-born communities at the dawn of the Neolithic in northeast China, seen through bones and genomes. 8175 CE - 6831 BCE Amur River Basin, Heilongjiang, China
Amur River Mesolithic Dawn Early riverine hunter-gatherers of northeastern China, 9442–8475 BCE 9442 CE - 8475 BCE Amur River Basin, northeastern China
Amur Neolithic Echoes Ten genomes illuminate lives along the Amur River, 6690–4270 BCE 6690 CE - 4270 BCE Amur River Basin, China
Hulunbuir Neolithic Echoes Two Early Neolithic individuals from Zhalainuoer linking Amur-region lifeways and genes 5527 CE - 5331 BCE Hulunbuir, Inner Mongolia, China (Zhalainuoer)
Riverborn: Early Neolithic Amur Voices Fragments of riverine life and genes from the Amur Basin, 8175–6831 BCE 8175 CE - 6831 BCE Amur River Basin, China
Amur River Bronze Age Echoes A riverine frontier where Bronze Age life met deep northern genetic lineages 1510 CE - 1425 BCE Amur River Basin, China
Amur River Mesolithic Echoes Riverine hunter-gatherers of northeastern China glimpsed through archaeology and DNA 9442 CE - 8475 BCE Amur River Basin, China
Echoes from the Amur: Paleolithic Moment A single 32,000-year-old individual illuminates riverine life on the Amur’s ancient floodplains 32159 CE - 31169 BCE Amur River Basin, China
Amur River Neolithic Voices Early riverine communities (6690–4270 BCE) from the Amur Basin, China — archaeology meets DNA 6690 CE - 4270 BCE Amur River Basin, China
