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A thousand-year story of East African coastal towns shaped by Indian Ocean exchange and mixed ancestry
Churchyards, towns, and genomes trace Denmark's population between 1000–1800 CE
Two mitochondrial glimpses from Barç (1450–1800 CE) linking archaeology and DNA
Early modern humans from Bacho Kiro Cave (44–32k BCE): archaeology meets preliminary aDNA
Two maternal genomes from Barç illuminate Albanian life in 1450–1800 CE, with cautious hints of continuity
Late medieval–early modern Albanian communities seen through archaeology and maternal DNA
Flickers of Early Modern Humans in the Balkan Mountains, 44–33k BCE
Burials from Vor Frue Kirkegård (1500–1806 CE) linking archaeology and DNA
Church burials and DNA reveal a compact, maritime community in the Faroe Islands (1500–1700 CE)
A compact, early modern Hautes‑Alpes assemblage revealed by bones and genomes
Archaeology and DNA from 700–1700 CE illuminate lives in Cancelleria, Villa Magna, Tivoli
A riverside hamlet of medieval stone and early modern genomes (1526–1936 CE)
