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Fig 1.

Location of Gua Harimau (star) in Southeast Sumatra, Indonesia.

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Fig 2.

Views from Gua Harimau.

Left: Metal Period (Bronze-Iron Age) extended burials (note, co-authors, from left to right: Nguyen Lan Cuong, Daya Prastingus; Hirofumi Matsumura, and Sofwan Neruwdi); Right Upper: Metal Period Burial No. 23 and 24; Right Lower: pre-Neolithic Period Burial No. 79.

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Table 1.

Results of AMS dating for human remains from the site of Gua Harimau.

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Fig 3.

Representative pre-Neolithic (Left, individual No. 79) and Metal period (Right, individual No. 48) crania from Gua Harimau.

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Table 2.

Prehistoric samples used in the present study.

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Table 3.

Data sources of comparative modern population samples.

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Table 4.

Sample used for DNA extraction and the result of the DNA analysis from the Gua Harimau site.

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Fig 4.

A neighbour net splits tree generated from a Q-mode correlation coefficients matrix, based on the craniometric data, comparing the archaeological and modern sample populations.

The Late (pre-Neolithic) and Early Gua Harimau samples are boxed for ease of identification.

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Table 5.

Results of the NGS analysis.

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