Atajadizo Ceramic Horizon A cinematic glimpse into a Dominican Ceramic-period coastal community through archaeology and DNA 650 CE - 1650 CE Atajadizo, Dominican Republic
Cueva Juana Ceramic People Samana's Ceramic-period islanders revealed through pottery, shells and ancient DNA 652 CE - 994 CE Samaná Peninsula, Dominican Republic
Dominican Ceramic Coastlines Coastal pottery traditions (600–1650 CE) on southeast Dominican Republic, tying archaeology to DNA 600 CE - 1650 CE Dominican Republic (southeast coast)
El Soco Ceramic-Age Islanders Pottery shards and genomes illuminate island life in the Dominican Republic, 850–1450 CE 850 CE - 1450 CE Dominican Republic (El Soco)
Cueva Roja Archaic Horizon Coastal foragers of Cueva Roja (1300 BCE–200 CE), revealed by artifacts and ancient DNA 1300 BCE - 200 CE Dominican Republic (Cueva Roja)
Juan Dolio Ceramic Coast Coastal Ceramic-period communities in the Dominican Republic, revealed by archaeology and ancient DNA 1200 CE - 1650 CE Juan Dolio, Dominican Republic
La Caleta Ceramic Horizon Ceramic-period communities on the Dominican shore, traced by pottery and DNA 600 CE - 1650 CE La Caleta, Dominican Republic
La Union Ceramic Horizon Late Ceramic-period community at La Union, Dominican Republic (1278–1403 CE) 1278 CE - 1403 CE Dominican Republic (La Union)
Macao Ceramic Coast (850–1200 CE) Coastal potters and fishers of northeastern Hispaniola revealed by ceramics and ancient DNA 850 CE - 1200 CE Macao, Dominican Republic (northeast Hispaniola)
Dominican_Ceramic Taíno: Echoes of the Greater Antilles Archaeology and ancient DNA illuminate a seafaring Arawakan world across islands 1400 BCE - 1650 CE Greater Antilles: DR, Cuba, Puerto Rico, Bahamas, Haiti
