Yes. mtDNA passes from a mother to all her children almost unchanged, so it records an unbroken maternal line deep into the past. Two caveats: the regions describe where that line was in antiquity, not where your recent family lived, and the ages are molecular-clock estimates with a margin.
Does my report prove an unbroken mother-to-child line going back thousands of years?
Yes — mtDNA records an unbroken maternal line deep into the past, with two caveats about place and dates.
