Echoes of Corded Ware, Bohemia
Genetic and archaeological portrait of Corded Ware communities in Bohemia (3087–2206 BCE).
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Genetic and archaeological portrait of Corded Ware communities in Bohemia (3087–2206 BCE).
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Three genomes from Jutland and Funen illuminate a dramatic late-Neolithic transition
Five genomes from Estonian Corded Ware graves show steppe-linked male lineages and mixed maternal heritage
A steppe-born culture shaping Central Germany between 2880–2050 BCE
Cord-impressed pottery and Steppe-linked DNA echo in the Tauber Valley
Seven late Neolithic–early Bronze Age individuals from Poland connect burial rites to shifting genomes
A frontier of corded pottery, steppe genes, and shifting lifeways (2617–2147 BCE)
Bronze Age communities on the western edge of the Russian forests, seen through bones and genomes
Late Neolithic–Early Bronze Age communities in Bohemia, sketched from graves and genomes
Archaeology and DNA trace the spread of Indo‑European lifeways across Eurasia