Peopling of the Lake Baikal region and Transbaikal hunter-gatherers (c.30,000–2,000 BP)

1. Initial Upper Paleolithic spreads into southern Siberia

   Jan 1, 44620 BCELabels: Initial Upper, Kara-Bom

   • PLOS ONE
   • Yana RHS

2. Arctic Siberia occupied at Yana RHS

   Jan 1, 30000 BCELabels: Yana RHS, Arctic Siberia

   • Yana RHS
   • Nature 2019

3. Ancient North Siberians identified from Yana DNA

   Jan 1, 29630 BCELabels: Ancient North, Yana

   • Nature 2019
   • Sci News

4. Mal’ta burial documents Ancient North Eurasian ancestry

   Jan 1, 22000 BCELabels: Mal ta, Ancient North

   • Nature 2014
   • Mal ta

5. Last Glacial Maximum reshapes Siberian settlement patterns

   Jan 1, 19000 BCELabels: Last Glacial, Yana cultural

   • Yana RHS
   • ScienceDirect

6. Afontova Gora occupations continue ANE-linked presence

   Jan 1, 16000 BCELabels: Afontova Gora, ANE-linked

   • Afontova
   • Hermitage

7. Late Upper Paleolithic Transbaikal evidence at Ust-Kyakhta

   Jan 1, 12000 BCELabels: Ust-Kyakhta-3, Transbaikal

   • Ust Kyakhta
   • Cell 2020

8. Holocene warming expands forests and lake-rich landscapes

   Jan 1, 9700 BCELabels: Holocene warming, Baikal Transbaikal

   • Cell 2020
   • BAP

9. Early Neolithic Kitoi cemeteries emerge around Lake Baikal

   Jan 1, 7000 BCELabels: Kitoi, Cis-Baikal

   • ScienceDirect
   • Radiocarbon 2016

10. Cemetery-use discontinuity follows early Baikal Neolithic

    Jan 1, 6100 BCELabels: Cemetery discontinuity, Cis-Baikal

    • ScienceDirect
    • Quaternary 2016

11. Isakovo and Serovo traditions develop in Cis-Baikal

    Jan 1, 5500 BCELabels: Isakovo, Serovo

    • ScienceDirect
    • Radiocarbon 2016

12. Bronze Age Glazkovo tradition marks a new phase

    Jan 1, 4000 BCELabels: Glazkovo, Bronze Age

    • ScienceDirect
    • Cell 2020