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)
Parkhai Chalcolithic (Turkmenistan) A fragile glimpse of maternal lineages at Parkhai II, where archaeology meets early DNA 3700 CE - 2907 BCE Parkhai II, Turkmenistan (Central Asia)
Geoksyur Chalcolithic Echoes A Turkmen oasis community at the crossroads of Near Eastern and Central Asian worlds 3500 CE - 2800 BCE Turkmenistan (Geoksyur)
Namazga Chalcolithic Echoes Four Chalcolithic genomes from Turkmenistan linking archaeology and maternal lineages 3482 CE - 3000 BCE Turkmenistan (Central Asia)
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)
Gonur: Oasis of the Bronze Age Archaeology and ancient DNA from Gonur (2500–1600 BCE) illuminate a center of the Bactria–Margiana complex 2500 CE - 1600 BCE Gonur (Mary Province), Turkmenistan
