Uzbekistan_Kokcha_BA Echoes of the Central Asian Bronze Horizon Archaeology and DNA from Sappali Tepe to Sarazm reveal a layered Bronze Age world 4486 BCE - 1000 BCE Uzbekistan, Tajikistan (Central Asia)
Echoes of Uzbekistan Modern genomes reflecting millennia of Silk Road exchange and recent history 2000 CE Uzbekistan (Tashkent, Khorezm, Karakalpakstan)
Bustan Bronze Echoes Bronze Age lives at Bustan (1880–1300 BCE): archaeological shadows meet DNA traces 1880 CE - 1300 BCE Bustan, Uzbekistan (Central Asia)
Dzharkutan: Bronze Age Echoes A riverside Bronze Age settlement in Uzbekistan where pottery, graves, and DNA whisper of changing ancestries 2100 CE - 1434 BCE Dzharkutan, modern Uzbekistan (Central Asia)
Kokcha Bronze Horizon Bronze Age lives from Kokcha 3 revealed by bones, bronzes, and ancient DNA 2500 CE - 1316 BCE Kokcha valley, Uzbekistan
Sappali Tepe: Bronze Age Crossroads A Bronze Age community in Uzbekistan where burials and DNA reveal threads of steppe and south Asian ancestry 2031 CE - 1600 BCE Sappali Tepe, Uzbekistan (Central Asia)
Rabat Iron Age Mosaic Archaeology and DNA from Rabat, Surxondaryo (170 BCE–235 CE) 170 BCE - 235 CE Surxondaryo Region, Uzbekistan
