Eleuthera Ceramic Islanders Ceramic-period communities of Eleuthera (500–1500 CE), seen through archaeology and DNA 500 CE - 1500 CE Eleuthera Island, Bahamas
Tiwanaku Echoes (650–1200 CE) Highland state on Lake Titicaca whose stones and genomes hint at Andean continuity 650 CE - 1200 CE Tiwanaku, Lake Titicaca basin, La Paz, Bolivia
Pumapunku at Tiwanaku A solitary ancient genome illuminates a monumental Andean landscape 670 CE - 774400 CE Pumapunku, Lake Titicaca basin, Bolivia
Jabuticabeira II — Sambaqui, 1300 BP A single ancient maternal lineage from a coastal shell-mound brings archaeology and DNA into conversation. 553 CE - 6461300 CE South Coast, Brazil (Jabuticabeira II)
Limão Sambaqui: Coastal Threads A single ancient voice from Sambaqui do Limão links shell-mound life to Indigenous maternal ancestry 1442 CE - 1616 CE Sambaqui do Limão, Southeast Coast, Brazil
Bahamas_Taino Echoes of Eleuthera A lone genome illuminates Taino presence in Eleuthera's Preacher's Cave, 892–1022 CE 892 CE - 1022 CE Eleuthera, Bahamas (Preacher's Cave)
Bolivia_MH_Iroco_1050BP Iroco: Titicaca Basin Echoes A single Middle Horizon individual linking highland life and ancient DNA in Bolivia 775 CE - 1155 CE Titicaca Basin, Bolivia
Bolivia_MH_Miraflores Miraflores: Echoes on the Altiplano A Middle Horizon presence in the Titicaca Basin seen through pottery, fields, and DNA 765 CE - 965 CE Titicaca Basin, Bolivia
Bolivia_MH_Tiwanaku Tiwanaku Heartland (650–1200 CE) Lake‑Titicaca metropolis whose stones and genomes whisper Andean stories 650 CE - 1200 CE Tiwanaku, Lake Titicaca basin, Bolivia
Bolivia_MiraFlores_MH Mira Flores: Titicaca Echoes A single ancient genome illuminates a Middle Horizon presence in the Bolivian highlands 700 CE - 1000 CE Titicaca Basin, Bolivia
Bolivia_Totocachi_Tiwanaku Totocachi at the Edge of Tiwanaku One late-Tiwanaku individual (1393–1439 CE) linking Totocachi archaeology to Andean maternal lineages 1393 CE - 1439 CE Totocachi, southern Lake Titicaca basin, Bolivia
Lukurmata: Tiwanaku of the Altiplano Archaeology and ancient DNA from Lukurmata illuminate centuries of Tiwanaku life on the Bolivian highlands. 211 CE - 1620 CE Lukurmata, Bolivian Altiplano
