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Mesolithic coastal communities of the eastern Baltic seen through archaeology and ancient DNA
Archaeology and DNA tracing lives across Italy, Hungary, and the Baltic–Finnic fringe (700–1500 CE)
Stone cists, bronze echoes and a genetic signature linking the eastern Baltic to wider Bronze Age networks.
Early Viking Age communities of Saaremaa brought to life through graves and genomes
Hunter-gatherers of Latvia (7471–4711 BCE) revealed through burials and DNA
Four individuals from Turlojiškė offer a tentative window into Lithuania's Bronze Age lives and genes.
A concise archaeological and genetic portrait of Estonia around 2000 CE
A cinematic snapshot of Kaunas (2000 CE) linking urban archaeology and genomic glimpses (n=10).
Iron Age burials in Pomerania whose artifacts and DNA reveal local roots and surprising lineages
Iron Age graves on the Baltic edge, where archaeology meets ancient DNA
Coastal farms, pottery, and genetic echoes from 3400–2600 BCE in Sweden
Archaeology and DNA from 677–1226 CE cemeteries across Sweden
