Roopkund: Lake of Snow and Strangers High‑altitude skeletons (1650–1950 CE) linking Himalayan archaeology with mixed DNA ancestries 1650 CE - 1950 CE Uttarakhand, Himalaya, India
Roopkund A: Himalayan Burial Assemblage Medieval skeletons at Roopkund reveal a surprising mix of South and West Eurasian ancestries. 674 CE - 993 CE Uttaranchal (Uttarakhand), Himalaya, India
Mebrak Tomb: Himalayan Voices Three late Iron Age individuals from Mebrak reveal a Himalayan genetic imprint — preliminary but evocative. 450 BCE - 100 CE Mebrak, Nepal (Himalaya)
Chokhopani Iron Age Echoes A Himalayan foothill community at Mustang, seen through bones and genomes 850 CE - 700 BCE Mustang, Nepal (Himalayan foothills)
Manang Kyang: Late Iron Age Threads A Himalayan highland community (800–1 BCE) where archaeology and DNA sketch a fragile story 800 CE - 1 BCE Manang (Kyang), Nepal — Central Himalaya
Samdzong (Mustang): Middle Kingdoms High‑altitude lives on Himalayan margins revealed by archaeology and ancient DNA 350 CE - 1000 CE Mustang, Nepal (Samdzong)
Mustang Mebrak: Late Iron Age Highlanders High-altitude lives from Mustang (800 BCE–150 CE) told through bones and ancient DNA 800 BCE - 150 CE Mustang, Mebrak, Nepal
Samdzong Tomb People (200–700 CE) Himalayan burials where mountain lifeways meet East Asian genetic threads 200 CE - 700 CE Samdzong Tomb, Nepal (Himalaya)
