Turkey_EBA Anatolian Civilizations People of ancient Anatolia, where archaeology and DNA illuminate Bronze‑to‑Iron Age life 3340 CE - 100 BCE Anatolia (modern Turkey)
Greece_Crete_HgCharalambos_EMBA Isles of Red Clay: The Minoans A seafaring Bronze Age culture on Crete seen through archaeology and ancient DNA 2300 CE - 1060 BCE Crete, Greece (Heraklion, Lasithi, Chania)
Pakistan_Barikot_Medieval Threads of the Islamic World Archaeology and DNA illuminating lives across 680–1700 CE 680 CE - 1700 CE Turkey, Spain, Israel, Syria, Pakistan
Turkmenistan_Gonur_BA Oasis of Bronze: The BMAC Story Gonur's mounds and Parkhai burials reveal a vibrant Bronze Age heart in Turkmenistan 2500 CE - 1000 BCE Gonur plateau, Turkmenistan (Bactria–Margiana)
Vardbakh & Yerevan 2: Armenia Antiquity Two maternal genomes from the Armenian Highland offer a tentative glimpse into ancient regional ties. 100 BCE - 300 CE Armenian Highland (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
Caucasus Lowlands, Late Neolithic Two maternal lineages glimpsed at Zeyem Chaj and Polutepe (5730–5375 BCE) 5730 CE - 5375 BCE Azerbaijan, Caucasus lowlands
Shamakhi Antiquity: Threads of Late Antiquity A single ancient genome illuminates life on the shores and highlands of eastern Caucasus. 205 CE - 346 CE Shamakhi, Azerbaijan (Caucasus)
Armenia_Antiquity Vardbakh Voices Two ancient maternal lineages whisper from a Yerevan cave, linking Antiquity Armenia to wider Near Eastern threads. 100 BCE - 300 CE Armenia (Vardbakh, Yerevan 2 Cave)
Armenia_C Areni Chalcolithic Echoes Five Areni‑1 genomes link cave life in Chalcolithic Armenia to wider Near Eastern and steppe conversations. 4350 CE - 3500 BCE Areni (Vayotz Dzor), Armenia
Armenia_EIA Echoes of the Armenian Early Iron Age Funerary landscapes and maternal lineages from 1150–420 BCE in the Armenian Highlands 1150 CE - 420 BCE Armenian Highlands (Armenia)
Armenia_LBA Armenia, Late Bronze Resonance Highland communities of the Armenian plateau between 1439–805 BCE, seen through bones and genomes 1439 CE - 805 BCE Armenian Highlands (modern Armenia)
