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Archaeology and DNA tracing Slavic lives across Central and Eastern Europe
Archaeology and ancient DNA tracing life across the Balkans, 5468–2000 BCE
Early Bronze Age communities (3400–2000 BCE) in Bulgarian tells and necropolises
A cinematic glimpse into communities of southwest and northeast Albania, 2700 BCE–1000 CE
A lone Early Neolithic genome from the Korça Basin hints at the arrival of farming in Albania.
Two medieval burials in Albania reveal tentative maternal links across the Balkans
Five Varna burials (4714–4368 BCE) reveal early social splendor and mixed farmer lineages
A tell at the edge of the Balkans where pottery, copper and DNA trace a changing world
Five ancient individuals from Marvinci illuminate a world of Greek kings, local communities, and long-distance connections.
A concise archaeological and genetic snapshot of Modern Bulgaria centered on Plovdiv
Two Late Neolithic–Chalcolithic individuals from the Devoll gorge
A single voice from 6th-millennium BCE Bulgaria that links pottery, fields, and maternal lineage.
