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)
Cenxun Cave: Sui–Tang Southern Lineages Three 440–658 CE individuals from Guangxi point to southern maternal continuity during Sui–Tang transition 440 CE - 658 CE Guangxi, southern China (Cenxun Cave, Pingguo County, Baise City)
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)
Baojianshan Neolithic Echoes Two maternal lineages from a karst cave speak to deep southern China roots 6400 CE - 4400 BCE Guangxi, Southern China
Cenxun Cave: Sui–Tang Voices from Guangxi Three early medieval individuals linking cave archaeology in Guangxi with ancient mitochondrial lineages 440 CE - 658 CE Guangxi (Baise City, Pingguo County)
Balong Cave: Jin–Northern & Southern Dynasties Human remains from Guangxi that whisper of southern China during 250–550 CE 250 CE - 550 CE Guangxi, China (Balong Cave)
Banda Cave, Guangxi — Northern & Southern Two early medieval burials (433–644 CE) from Dahua Yao County reveal southern Chinese lifeways and maternal lineages. 433 CE - 644 CE Guangxi (Hechi), China
Dushan Dawn: Early Neolithic Guangxi A single ancient genome hints at life in Guangxi's Neolithic world (7025–6644 BCE) 7025 CE - 6644 BCE Guangxi, southern China (Dushan)
Gaofeng Cave: Ming–Qing Era Echoes A single late imperial genome from Guangxi links cave burial archaeology to maternal lineages 1530 CE - 1950 CE Guangxi, China — Gaofeng Cave (Huatu Village, Nandan County)
Huaqiao Caves — Ming Guangxi A single Ming‑era individual from Baitai Mountain offers a whisper of maternal ancestry in southern China. 1437 CE - 1625 CE Guangxi, China — Hechi City, Nandan County
Huatuyan Cave: Ming-era Mothers of Guangxi Cave burials in Hechi reveal maternal lineages spanning late Ming to early Qing transitions 1400 CE - 1700 CE Guangxi, southern China (Hechi, Nandan County)
Layi Cave: Guangxi Echoes A single burial from 419–548 CE that hints at life and movement in southern China 419 CE - 548 CE Guangxi, China (Hechi, Dahua Yao County)
