Grotta La Sassa: Echoes of Copper-Age Lazio
Three ancient genomes from Sonnino illuminate a fleeting chapter of Italy's Copper Age
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Three ancient genomes from Sonnino illuminate a fleeting chapter of Italy's Copper Age
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Late Etruscan community in Tarquinia (400–1 BCE) revealed by graves and maternal DNA
Five genomes from Foggia illuminate everyday life and tangled ancestries, cautiously told
Mesolithic foragers of Abruzzo seen through archaeology and a trio of ancient genomes
Archaeology and DNA from 700–1700 CE illuminate lives in Cancelleria, Villa Magna, Tivoli
Murmurs of Iron Age Apulia revealed through graves, pottery, and four ancient mitochondrial genomes.
A 6th–7th century snapshot from Piedmont that blends archaeology and ancient DNA
Early farming communities in central Italy (6068–5035 BCE) seen through bones and genomes
Three ancient voices from Apulia linking bones, pottery and mitochondrial DNA
Archaeology and ancient DNA illuminate Daunian communities at Salapia and Herdonia
Sardinia's Bronze Age communities seen through archaeology and DNA (1532–922 BCE)