Teishebaini: Armenia in Transition A single mitochondrial genome from Karmir Blur links Achaemenid rule to Hellenistic Armenia 399 CE - 231 BCE Armenia (Karmir Blur / Teishebaini)
Armenia Iron Age: Voices from the Highlands Burials and DNA from 1124–197 BCE illuminate daily life and population threads in ancient Armenia 1124 CE - 197 BCE Armenian Highlands (modern Armenia)
Voices of Urartu: Teishebaini's Buried Lives Archaeology and DNA from the necropolis of Karmir Blur illuminate the Urartian heartland 902 CE - 417 BCE Karmir Blur / Teishebaini, Armenia
Armenia_Achaemenid_Hellenistic Karmir Blur: Achaemenid–Hellenistic Armenia Single ancient genome from Teishebaini hints at maternal links across imperial networks 399 CE - 231 BCE Armenia (Karmir Blur, Teishebaini)
Armenia_UrartianEmpire Teishebaini: Voices of the Urartian Realm Human stories from Karmir Blur — fortresses, burials, and ancient DNA 902 CE - 417 BCE Armenian Highlands (Karmir Blur, Teishebaini)
Teishebaini: Urartian Echoes Karmir Blur's necropolis reveals lives at the edge of the Urartian world through archaeology and ancient mtDNA. 902 CE - 417 BCE Armenia — Karmir Blur (Teishebaini necropolis)
Teishebaini: Achaemenid–Hellenistic Armenia A single voice from the necropolis at Karmir Blur illuminates imperial crossings and local resilience. 399 CE - 231 BCE Armenia (Karmir Blur / Teishebaini)
Urartian Echoes at Karmir Blur Fortress tombs in Armenia reveal Iron Age lives at the edge of empires 902 CE - 417 BCE Karmir Blur, Teishebaini — Ararat plain, Armenia
