Late Unai of Guam: Island Origins A portrait of Guam's Late Unai people through archaeology and ancient maternal DNA 850 CE - 350 BCE Guam (Naton Beach Site)
Tanjung Pinang (Morotai) Maternal Lineages Ancient mtDNA from four individuals reveals Papuan and Austronesian maternal traces in the North Moluccas. 752 BCE - 350 CE North Moluccas, Morotai (Indonesia)
Pohnpei 400 BP — Island Voices Late pre-contact communities of Pohnpei seen through ruins, artifacts, and three ancient DNA samples. 1436 CE - 1646 CE Pohnpei, Caroline Islands (Federated States of Micronesia)
Echoes of Saudeleur: Man Nadol Megalithic city-states on Pohnpei and mitochondrial traces of Pacific voyaging 1400 CE - 1797 CE Pohnpei, Federated States of Micronesia (Temwen Island, Man Nadol)
Living Lines of Modern Brunei 21 modern samples map local continuity and regional connections in Borneo's coastal heart. 2000 CE Brunei (Borneo)
Modern Philippines: Living Tapestry Contemporary Filipino communities seen through archaeology and DNA across Luzon and Mindanao. 2000 CE Philippines (Luzon, Mindanao, Visayas)
Modern Taiwan: Living Genetic Landscape A 2000 CE snapshot linking urban archaeology, indigenous roots, and DNA 2000 CE Taiwan
Hanben: Taiwan's Iron Age Shores Coastal lifeways on Taiwan's east coast, 1–800 CE — where archaeology meets DNA 1 CE - 800 CE Taiwan (Hanben, Blihun site)
Latte Age Saipan: Stones and Seafarers Archaeology and DNA illuminate late precontact Chamorro communities at Garapan. 1250 CE - 1800 CE Northern Mariana Islands — Saipan (Garapan)
Epi–Efate Islanders (c.1520–1950 CE) A portrait of late pre‑colonial and colonial‑era Vanuatu through archaeology and ancient DNA 1520 CE - 1950 CE Vanuatu (Epi & Efate islands)
Teouma: Early Islanders of Efate A cinematic glimpse of Vanuatu's people 1250–750 BCE where excavation and ancient DNA converge 1250 CE - 750 BCE Vanuatu (Efate — Teouma)
Teouma: Vanuatu ~2,900 BP A coastal Lapita-era community on Efate bridging archaeology and early Pacific genomes 1160 CE - 7702900 BCE Efate, Vanuatu (South Pacific)
