Iron Age Armenia — Voices from the Highlands Archaeology and ancient DNA from Armenian burial grounds (1124–197 BCE) 1124 CE - 197 BCE Armenia — Lori Berd, Bardzryal, Bragdzor, Karnut, Keti, Karmir Blur (Teishebaini), Noratus
Ayousaigoukou Iron Age Echoes Tiny sample from Xinjiang reveals a stirring, mixed ancestry at the heart of the Yili corridor. 754 CE - 204 BCE Xinjiang, Yili Region (Xinyuan County)
Echoes of the Late Avars Three mountain burials in Visonta whisper of mobility, mixture, and fragile genetic signals 700 CE - 800 CE Northern Hungary Mountains, Hungary (Visonta Nagycsapás)
Chandman Uvs: Echoes of the Steppe Genomes and graves trace a frontier from Early Iron Age horizons through Xiongnu and Late Medieval lives. 400 BCE - 1500 CE Uvs Province, Mongolia
Nästegården Steppe Echoes A small Bronze Age assemblage in Sweden hinting at Steppe connections — preliminary genetic signals. 2194 CE - 1612 BCE Nästegården, Sweden
Tepe Anau Chalcolithic Horizon Sparse DNA from a Turkmen plain linking local life to wider Eurasian currents 4000 CE - 3000 BCE Turkmenistan (Tepe Anau, Turkestan)
Kokcha Bronze Horizon Bronze Age lives from Kokcha 3 revealed by bones, bronzes, and ancient DNA 2500 CE - 1316 BCE Kokcha valley, Uzbekistan
