Turkey_Hellenistic Hellenic Worlds: Anatolia to the Nile Cosmopolitan peoples shaped by trade, conquest, and local roots across the Hellenistic Mediterranean. 512 BCE - 60 CE Turkey, Lebanon, N. Macedonia, Armenia, Egypt
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)
Aknashen Neolithic Dawn Early farmers of the Armenian plain, 5985–5742 BCE — where archaeology meets ancient DNA 5985 CE - 5742 BCE Aknashen, Armavir Province (Vagharshapat District), Armenia
Beniamin: A Late Hellenistic Echo A single burial from Shirak Province offers a quiet window into Armenia around the turn of the era. 61 CE - 44 BCE Shirak Province, Armenia
Vardbakh & Yerevan 2: Armenia Antiquity Two maternal genomes from the Armenian Highland offer a tentative glimpse into ancient regional ties. 100 BCE - 300 CE Armenian Highland (Armenia)
Beniamin, Shirak — Early Iron Age Echo A single Early Iron Age genome from Beniamin opens a cautious window onto Iron Age Armenia 1213 CE - 1055 BCE Shirak Province, Armenia
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)
Beniamin: Hellenistic Echoes in Shirak A single late Hellenistic burial from Beniamin speaks to Armenia’s layered past 156 BCE - 1 BCE Shirak Province, Armenia (Beniamin)
Beniamin LBA — Shirak Highlands Two Late Bronze Age genomes from Beniamin reveal a whisper of ancient Armenian Highland life 1492 CE - 1261 BCE Shirak Province, Armenia
Beniamin, Shirak — Iron Age Armenia A lone Iron Age genome from Beniamin links burial landscapes in Shirak to regional Iron Age dynamics. 1047 CE - 926 BCE Shirak Province, Armenia
Beniamin (Shirak) — Sasanian Armenia Late-antique Shirak community (419–545 CE) glimpsed through burial remains and four ancient genomes 419 CE - 545 CE Shirak Province, Armenia
Beniamin Urartu: A Highland Echo A single Iron Age voice from Shirak Province connects stones, inscriptions and DNA 801 CE - 774 BCE Shirak Province, Armenia
