Amur River Late Paleolithic Foragers Riverine hunter-gatherers of northeast China, 17,605–10,550 BCE 17605 CE - 10550 BCE Amur River Basin, Northeast China (Heilongjiang region)
Amur Neolithic Echoes Ten genomes illuminate lives along the Amur River, 6690–4270 BCE 6690 CE - 4270 BCE Amur River Basin, China
West Liao River — Erdaojingzi Lineage Late Neolithic–early Bronze Age people of Erdaojingzi, Inner Mongolia — genetic glimpses from three individuals 2050 CE - 1517 BCE Inner Mongolia (Chifeng), Northeast China
Jomon Shores: Ancient Coastal Foragers Pottery, shell middens and DNA trace deep Northeast Asian roots in prehistoric Japan. 1404 CE - 80314000 BCE Honshu, Japan (Ikawazu, Aichi; Sanganji Shell Mound, Fukushima)
Sukhbaatar Threads: Bronze to Xiongnu Echoes Eleven genomes from Ulaanzuukh trace millennia of steppe continuity and change 1650 BCE - 1350 CE Sukhbaatar province, Mongolia
Devil's Gate Neolithic Echoes Early Neolithic occupants of Devil's Gate Cave reveal Northeast Asian maternal lineages 5830 CE - 5481 BCE Primorsky Krai, Russian Far East
Boisman of the Far East Coastal foragers of Primorsky Krai whose bones speak to Neolithic seas and ancient lineages 5368 CE - 3600 BCE Primorsky Krai, Russian Far East (Boisman-2)
Gimhae — Daeseong-dong (300–500 CE) Maternal lineages from a Gimhae cemetery illuminate local lives in the Three Kingdoms era. 300 CE - 500 CE Gyeongsangnam-do, South Korea
Amur River Mesolithic Echoes Riverine hunter-gatherers of northeastern China glimpsed through archaeology and DNA 9442 CE - 8475 BCE Amur River Basin, China
Echoes from the Amur: Paleolithic Moment A single 32,000-year-old individual illuminates riverine life on the Amur’s ancient floodplains 32159 CE - 31169 BCE Amur River Basin, China
Coastal Dawn: Shandong Neolithic Six early Neolithic individuals illuminate coastal lifeways and an early signal of Y haplogroup N 7941 CE - 5757 BCE Shandong coast, China (Northeast Asia)
Wind-swept Neolithic of Inner Mongolia A single ancient voice from Yumin hints at early inland lifeways in Northeast Asia 6370 CE - 6110 BCE Inner Mongolia, China (Huade, Ulanqab, Yumin)
