Peopling Of Asia
Yangtze and Yellow River Neolithic rice and millet dispersals (c.9,000–2,000 BCE)
2300 - 9000
Sakha (Yakutia) early settlement and subsistence transitions (c.15,000–1,000 BP)
13001 BCE - 1000
Peopling of the Lake Baikal region and Transbaikal hunter-gatherers (c.30,000–2,000 BP)
44620 BCE - 4000 BCE
Out-of-Africa coastal entry into South Asia (c.75,000–50,000 BP)
106000 BCE - 40000 BCE
Migration waves across the Siberian Arctic into Beringia (c.30,000–10,000 BP)
44620 BCE - 2016
Jwalapuram and southern India post-Toba occupation sequence (c.74,000–10,000 BP)
78000 BCE - 10000 BCE
Genomic history of Austronesian-speaking populations (c.3000 BCE–present)
3000 BCE - 2022
Early human presence and pastoralist spread in the Tian Shan and Pamirs (c.6,000 BCE–1 CE)
1 - 97001
Early colonization of Sundaland and Wallacea (c.50,000–8,000 BP)
65001 BCE - 2001 BCE
Bronze Age steppe pastoralist expansions across Central Asia (c.2500–1000 BCE)
3300 BCE - 1000 BCE
Austronesian expansion from Taiwan into the Philippines and Remote Oceania (c.3000–500 BCE)
4000 BCE - 500 BCE
Ancient DNA evidence for South Asian population formation (Upper Paleolithic–Iron Age)
50000 BCE - 2025