USA_CA_SanMiguel_IslandChumash Chumash of the Santa Barbara Channel A coastal people traced through shell middens, plank boats, and ancient DNA 5982 BCE - 1800 CE Santa Barbara Channel & central California, USA
Echoes from Toca do Enoque A solitary Late Holocene hunter-gatherer voice from Serra da Capivara 1681 CE - 1533 BCE Piaui, Brazil (Serra da Capivara)
Laranjal 6,700 BP: Echoes of Early Brazil Two ancient individuals from Laranjal link local archaeology to deep Native American lineages. 4950 CE - 4500 BCE Laranjal, Brazil
Argentina_ArroyoSeco2_7400BP Arroyo Seco II — 7400 Years Ago A single ancient voice from the Pampas linking archaeology and maternal ancestry 5620 CE - 53367400 BCE Pampean lowlands, Argentina (Arroyo Seco II)
Cueva Calero Archaic Coast Ancient coastal foragers of Matanzas whose bones whisper of deep American lineages 1400 BCE - 1300 CE Cuba (Matanzas Province, Cárdenas)
Atajadizo Ceramic Horizon A cinematic glimpse into a Dominican Ceramic-period coastal community through archaeology and DNA 650 CE - 1650 CE Atajadizo, Dominican Republic
Early San Nicolas Islanders Maritime foragers of San Nicolas Island (3650–2200 BCE) with distinctive coastal DNA signals 3650 CE - 2200 BCE San Nicolas Island, California, USA
Mescalitan Island, ca. 1000 BP A coastal Chumash-era community at Goleta seen through archaeology and DNA 800 CE - 12001200 CE California, USA — Mescalitan Island (CA-SBA-46A)
Salt and Bone: Santa Rosa Island Chumash Late precontact islanders whose shells, bones and DNA whisper of coastal lives and layered ancestry 1250 CE - 1450 CE Santa Rosa Island, California, USA (CA-SRI-2B)
Tecolote Point: Santa Rosa 7400 BP Early maritime foragers on Santa Rosa Island revealed by archaeology and ancient DNA 5982 CE - 53727400 BCE Santa Rosa Island, Channel Islands, California, USA
Laranjal, 6,700 Years Ago A brief, evocative portrait of early Holocene people at the Laranjal site in Brazil 4950 CE - 4500 BCE Laranjal, Brazil
Chinchorro (Late Archaic) — Enco C2 A single ancient coastal burial from Arica links archaeology and DNA at the dawn of Andean prehistory 4354 CE - 4180 BCE Arica, northern Chile (Maderas, Enco C2)
