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AADR Exports

AADR exports provide release-pinned human ancient-DNA evidence for country and regional products. They preserve the distinction between the upstream release, its annotation panels, repository selection, and the rows admitted to each geographic bundle.

Release Identity

The checked-in manifest identifies:

Property Value
persistent dataset identity doi:10.7910/DVN/FFIDCW
requested release v66
Dataverse release 10.0
release timestamp 2026-04-13T04:33:11Z
captured annotation panels 1240K and HO

data/aadr/v66/release_manifest.json also records the Dataverse file identifiers, filenames, sizes, and MD5 digests. This packet establishes which upstream objects the repository captured; the v66 directory name alone is not sufficient release provenance.

The 1240K annotation file contains 23,250 data rows and the HO annotation file contains 27,755 data rows, excluding their headers. These are panel rows, not two disjoint censuses of unique people. Samples can occur across panels, so adding the counts would manufacture a false individual total.

From Release To Country Product

flowchart LR
    Release["AADR dataset and v66 manifest"] --> Panels["1240K and HO annotations"]
    Panels --> Normalize["typed repository records"]
    Normalize --> Scope["country and product selection"]
    Scope --> Bundle["bundle manifest and summary"]
    Bundle --> Samples["sample CSV, GeoJSON, and Markdown"]
    Bundle --> Localities["locality CSV"]

Each Nordic country product carries a versioned bundle, summary, sample table, sample GeoJSON, human-readable sample view, and locality export. The bundle is the membership authority. A row present in the captured release is not automatically a member of every geography.

Reading The Exports

Surface Use it for Do not infer
release manifest upstream identity and file integrity geographic admission
sample CSV structured admitted sample rows unique-person totals across panels without identity review
sample GeoJSON admitted spatial view at declared precision exact excavation coordinates from display alone
locality CSV locality-oriented grouping and inspection one-to-one equivalence between locality and sample
summary JSON product counts and scope summary source completeness
bundle JSON versioned artifact membership and relationships scientific authority independent of its evidence rows

Human aDNA is a direct-evidence family within its declared sample contract, but it does not settle locality or chronology conflicts in animal evidence, validate pollen chronology, or turn nearby archaeology context into a causal relationship.

Worked Member: RISE175.SG

The Sweden v66 bundle contains genetic ID RISE175.SG as one unique sample even though its accession lineage names both the 1240k and ho panels.

Field Governed value Meaning
genetic ID RISE175.SG release-owned member identity used across the export
master ID 9519 additional AADR identity retained for resolution
panels 1240k, ho two source-panel memberships, not two people
locality Abekås I, Sweden release metadata selected into the Sweden product
geometry 13.6, 55.397 GeoJSON longitude then latitude
source chronology 1396-1131 calBCE (3025±30 BP, OxA-28998) original wording retained with the row
normalized interval 3113-3353 BP comparison representation derived from the declared mean and deviation basis
flowchart LR
    Release["AADR v66"] --> K1240["1240k member"]
    Release --> HO["HO member"]
    K1240 --> Identity["RISE175.SG / master 9519"]
    HO --> Identity
    Identity --> Sweden["one Sweden bundle sample"]
    Sweden --> Feature["one GeoJSON feature"]

This is why panel row counts cannot be added as individual counts. The bundle reports 416 Sweden rows in each panel but 416 unique samples, because identity resolution collapses the two panel memberships at the product boundary. A downstream merge on coordinates or display labels would not preserve that decision.

Audit Or Reuse A Row

Carry the country bundle, sample identifier, panel and release identity, structured row, locality information, spatial and temporal semantics, and source citation together. Before combining country exports, deduplicate by the governed sample identity rather than by coordinates, labels, or panel-row counts.

The captured release material lives under data/aadr/v66/. Continue to AADR source guidance for collection and normalization, reports for bundle structure, and maps for spatial interpretation.