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Germany_Lech_EBA

Heartlands of Bronze: Lech–Bohemia

Archaeology and DNA from the Lech Valley to Central Bohemia, 2200–800 BCE

• Germany (Lech Valley), Czech Republic (Bohemia)
• 2199 CE - 800 BCE

France_Magdalenian

Echoes Before Cities

Pre-civilization hunter-gatherers of Western Eurasia, seen through archaeology and DNA

• France, Belgium, Crimea, Germany, China
• 35466 CE - 5000 BCE

Germany_Tollense_BA

Proto‑Germanic Threads in Northern Bronze Age

Archaeology and ancient DNA from the Tollense valley to coastal Scandinavia converge on a complex Bronze Age tapestry

• Germany, Sweden, Netherlands
• 4500 CE - 1200 BCE

Bell Beaker Germany: Threads of the Steppe

Archaeology and DNA from 2800–1800 BCE across German Bell Beaker landscapes

• Germany (multiple sites)
• 2800 CE - 1800 BCE

Voices from Blatterhohle

Middle Neolithic cave burials in Germany illuminated by archaeology and ancient DNA

• Blatterhole Cave, Germany (North Rhine-Westphalia)
• 3725 CE - 3024 BCE

Echoes of Corded Ware Germany

A steppe-born culture shaping Central Germany between 2880–2050 BCE

• Central Germany (Esperstedt, Bergrheinfeld, Tiefbrunn)
• 2880 CE - 2050 BCE

Dunum Saxons — Lower Saxony (800–1000 CE)

A small burial community at Dunum, Germany where archaeology and DNA illuminate medieval lives

• Lower Saxony, Germany
• 800 CE - 1000 CE

Unetice Dawn in Central Germany

Early Bronze Age communities around Leubingen, Eulau and Esperstedt brought metallurgy and new social horizons

• Central Germany (Thüringen, Saxony-Anhalt)
• 2278 CE - 1700 BCE

Fields of Clay and Genes

The LBK farmers of Germany (5500–4727 BCE) as seen in pottery, longhouses, and genomes

• Central Europe (Germany)
• 5500 CE - 4727 BCE

Alemannic Niederstotzingen (c.580–630 CE)

A compact portrait of Alemannic burials in southern Germany through archaeology and ancient DNA

• Southern Germany — Niederstotzingen (Heidenheim, Baden-Württemberg)
• 580 CE - 630 CE

Hallstatt Iron Age — Baden-Württemberg

Princely burials, hillforts and diverse ancestries in early Iron Age southern Germany

• Southwestern Germany (Baden-Württemberg)
• 616 CE - 200 BCE

Echoes of Late Neolithic Germany

Six genomes from northern Germany reveal a fragile window into Late Neolithic lifeways and ancestry

• Northern Germany (Saxony-Anhalt, Niedersachsen, Mecklenburg‑Vorpommern)
• 5436 CE - 2937 BCE