Echoes of Late Iron Age Bulgaria
Thracian landscapes and early Roman contacts revealed through three ancient genomes
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Thracian landscapes and early Roman contacts revealed through three ancient genomes
Seven genomes from Harjis and Sarukhan illuminate maternal lines in Late Iron Age Armenia.
Seven genomes from Harjis and Sarukhan illuminate maternal links across the Armenian highlands.
Iron Age voices from Lower Austria connecting archaeological finds with limited DNA evidence
Archaeology and three ancient genomes from central Bulgaria, 450 BCE–150 CE
Fragmentary lives from North Ferriby to Nunburnholme, seen through bones and genomes
Late Iron Age communities on the Humber coast revealed by graves and genomes
A portrait of communities across Somerset to Yorkshire, where archaeology and DNA meet
A genomic and archaeological portrait of Middle–Late Iron Age England (715 BCE–100 CE)
Urville-Nacqueville (120–80 BCE): archaeology and three ancient genomes illuminate a shoreline community
Small burial assemblage (100–500 CE) from Konyrtobe mound 1 reveals mixed Eurasian ancestries
Three late Iron Age individuals from Mokra and Glinoe Sad reveal archaeological and genetic traces of the Cimmerian horizon