Tanzania_Lindi_Swahili Coastal Currents: The Swahili World A thousand-year story of East African coastal towns shaped by Indian Ocean exchange and mixed ancestry 800 CE - 1800 CE Kenya & Tanzania (Coastal Indian Ocean)
Laikipia–Nakuru Iron‑Age Pastoralists A small pastoral community in central Kenya seen through graves, grazing lands and ancient DNA 1296 CE - 950 BCE Central Kenya (Nakuru, Laikipia)
Manda: Swahili Island of Trade Genetic and archaeological echoes of medieval Indian Ocean exchange on Manda Island, Kenya 800 CE - 1700 CE Manda (Lamu Archipelago), Kenya
Makwasinyi Voices Lives at Makwasinyi (Taita‑Taveta) told through bones and genes 1650 CE - 1950 CE Makwasinyi, Taita‑Taveta, Kenya
Rift Valley Pastoralists Echoes of mobile herders in Kenya's highlands, seen through bones and genomes 1407 CE - 206 BCE Rift Valley, Kenya (Nakuru, Laikipia, Nyandarua)
Mtwapa Swahili: Echoes on the Kilifi Coast A bustling Indian Ocean port where African mothers and foreign fathers shaped a cosmopolitan community. 1200 CE - 1700 CE Mtwapa (Kilifi), Kenya — East African coast
Elmenteitan Pastoralists of the Rift Late Pastoral Neolithic herders from Nakuru whose bones whisper of movement and contact 800 CE - 24 BCE Central Rift Valley, Kenya (Nakuru)
Modern Kenya: Living Genetic Landscape A vivid, evidence-based snapshot linking recent archaeology and DNA from 162 Kenyan individuals 2000 CE Kenya (Webuye, Garissa, Nyeri, Narok, Bondo, Kinyawa, Mariashoni, Kamoi, Layeni)
