Echoes of Byzantine Anatolia Human stories unearthed from churches, basilicas and cemeteries across Aegean and Marmara Turkey 262 CE - 1400 CE Turkey (Aegean & Marmara regions)
Anatolian Threads: Turkey_C (5000–3000 BCE) A fragile tapestry of Marmara and southeastern Anatolia, seen through archaeology and ancient DNA. 5000 CE - 3000 BCE Northwest & Southeast Anatolia (Turkey)
Marmara Voices: Early Byzantine Zeytinliada Maternal lineages from a small cemetery on the Marmara shore, 432–1000 CE 432 CE - 1000 CE Marmara, Turkey (Balıkesir, Erdek — Zeytinliada)
Marmara Neolithic Echoes Early farmers of Northwest Anatolia—villages, seeds, and the genetic signature of migration 6500 CE - 5600 BCE Northwest Anatolia (Marmara, Turkey)
Ottoman Marmara (1479–1652 CE) Three Ottoman‑era individuals from Marmara reveal tentative maternal lineages and the region's layered history. 1479 CE - 1652 CE Marmara, Anatolia (Turkey)
Marmara Roman Communities Lives at Iznik (Nicaea) and Apollonia seen through archaeology and maternal DNA 100 BCE - 400 CE Marmara region, modern Turkey (Iznik, Gölyazı)
Echoes of West Byzantine Anatolia Human stories from 400–800 CE around İznik and Bursa, seen through archaeology and DNA 400 CE - 800 CE Marmara, Anatolia (İznik, Bursa)
Marmara Ottoman Burials Three Early Modern Anatolian genomes from Zeytinliada and Yenişehirkapı 1479 CE - 1652 CE Marmara region, Anatolia (Turkey)
