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A genetic and archaeological portrait of Neolithic communities across Bulgaria, North Macedonia and Montenegro
Archaeology and DNA tracing Slavic lives across Central and Eastern Europe
Archaeology and DNA reveal a millennial tapestry across the Indus world and neighboring highlands.
Archaeology and DNA tracing lives from Mesolithic Karelia to Medieval Ingria (7050 BCE–900 CE)
A Roman-period community in Pannonia revealing mobility, multicultural ties, and early genetic glimpses
Neolithic farmers along the Danube (5500–4500 BCE) where archaeology meets ancient genomes
A provincial Roman community on the Danube where archaeology meets early ancient DNA
The LBK communities around Asparn-Schletz and Brunn, where pottery, longhouses and genomes meet
Late Bronze to Early Iron Age communities revealed by bones, pottery and DNA
Neolithic villages (6100–5450 BCE) around Veliko Tarnovo and Haskovo
Five Varna burials (4714–4368 BCE) reveal early social splendor and mixed farmer lineages
Medieval highland lives on the northeastern Tibetan edge, revealed by archaeology and 10 ancient genomes
