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Genetic and archaeological echoes from Sweden and Denmark (4315–1009 BCE)
A millennia-spanning portrait linking archaeological sites and DNA from Neolithic to Post‑Medieval Denmark.
Churchyards, towns, and genomes trace Denmark's population between 1000–1800 CE
Neolithic Funnel Beaker people in Denmark, seen through bog finds and ancient DNA
Ertebølle communities between sea and forest, seen through archaeology and DNA
Forest, fen and the first postglacial hunters of Denmark, seen through archaeology and DNA
A small archaeogenetic window (1–530 CE) linking bogs, settlements and ancestry
Graveyards in Aalborg, Randers and Holbæk reveal centuries of life and lineage, 1000–1800 CE
Burials from Vor Frue Kirkegård (1500–1806 CE) linking archaeology and DNA
Genetic glimpses from four Danish EBA sites, c. 1611–1232 BCE — small sample, cautious conclusions
Peat-bog landscapes and coastal settlements reveal shifting ancestries in Denmark, 2563–1632 BCE.
Early Neolithic Denmark seen through archaeology and ancient DNA
