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
Isles of Stone: The Guanche Island-born peoples of the Canaries, seen through archaeology and genomes 1031 BCE - 1500 CE Canary Islands (Gran Canaria, Tenerife, others)
Tunis Today: A Living Palimpsest Modern Tunisian populations at the crossroads of Mediterranean, Saharan and Levantine histories. 2000 CE Tunisia
Taforalt Shadows: The Iberomaurusian Dawn Epipaleolithic peoples of Morocco whose remains bridge archaeology and ancient DNA 13200 CE - 11900 BCE Taforalt, Morocco (North Africa)
Shadows of Al‑Andalus Archaeology and DNA from medieval Iberia reveal a mosaic of North African, Near Eastern and local lineages. 899 CE - 1300 CE Spain (Valencian Community, Valencia, Granada)
Voices of Zira: Remains from Islamic Granada Three early 11th‑century individuals reveal a fragmentary genetic and archaeological portrait of Zira-era Spain. 1000 CE - 1100 CE Granada province, Spain
Nazari Granada: Late Muslim Echoes A glimpse into 1300–1500 CE Granada where archaeology and provisional genetic signals meet. 1300 CE - 1500 CE Granada, Spain
Mondújar Nazari Community (1500s) Post‑Nasrid Muslim burials in Granada revealed by archaeology and ancient DNA 1500 CE - 1600 CE Andalusia, Spain (Granada: Mondújar, Torna Alta)
Visigothic Granada: Frontier Lives Burials and ancient DNA from Granada paint a picture of migration, local continuity, and Mediterranean exchange. 400 CE - 876 CE Granada, southern Iberia (Spain)
Sitifis: Numido‑Roman Berber Lives Three skeletal voices from Sitifis illuminate Berber life under Roman skies, cautiously linked to North African genetic threads. 40 BCE - 210 CE Sitifis (Sétif), Algeria
Guanche of the Canary Islands Island-born peoples whose stone sanctuaries and ancient DNA trace North African and Atlantic ties 1031 BCE - 1500 CE Canary Islands (Tenerife, Gran Canaria)
France_Rochedane Shadows of the Paleolithic A panorama of Late Pleistocene hunter-gatherers from Morocco to Siberia, seen through archaeology and DNA 44169 CE - 10955 BCE North Africa & Eurasia (Morocco → Siberia)
