France_Magdalenian Echoes Before Cities Pre-civilization hunter-gatherers of Western Eurasia, seen through archaeology and DNA 35466 CE - 5000 BCE France, Belgium, Crimea, Germany, China
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
Balong Cave: Southern China, 250–550 CE Tiny sample, deep stories — maternal lineages from Guangxi's Balong Cave illuminate movement during the Jin and Northern–Southern Dynasties 250 CE - 550 CE Guangxi (Hechi City, Dahua Yao County)
Huatuyan Cave: Ming-era Lives in Guangxi Small cave community in Hechi County (1400–1700 CE) connecting archaeology with maternal lineages 1400 CE - 1700 CE Guangxi, Southern China (Hechi, Nandan County)
Shirenzigou Echoes Iron Age Xinjiang at the crossroads of Steppe and East Asia 550 CE - 150 BCE Northwest China (Xinjiang)
Abusanteer: Iron Age Yili Frontier A small Iron Age community on the Yili (Ili) corridor linking steppe and oasis worlds. 789 CE - 202 BCE Xinjiang (Yili/Ili Region), China
Ayousaigoukou Iron Age Echoes Tiny sample from Xinjiang reveals a stirring, mixed ancestry at the heart of the Yili corridor. 754 CE - 204 BCE Xinjiang, Yili Region (Xinyuan County)
Echoes of the Afanasievo in Xinjiang Early Bronze Age pastoralists at G218 (3013–2576 BCE) linking steppe lifeways and West-Eurasian genes 3013 CE - 2576 BCE Xinjiang, China (Yili Region, Nileke County)
Modern China: Living Threads A cinematic synthesis of archaeology and DNA across contemporary China 2000 CE China (multiple provinces)
Zhalainuoer: Iron Age Echoes A lone ancient genome from a Hulunbuir mining site illuminates Northern China’s Iron Age horizon 81 CE - 236 CE Inner Mongolia — Hulunbuir, Zhalainuoer mining site
