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A genomic and archaeological portrait from Menorca to Gibraltar, 2468–813 BCE
Cosmopolitan peoples shaped by trade, conquest, and local roots across the Hellenistic Mediterranean.
Two skeletons from the Korça Basin yield early DNA glimpses into post‑Medieval Albania
Bones, pottery and genomes illuminate life on the Roman frontier at Ovilava.
Fragments of life and lineage from Sitifis’ Necropole Orientale (40 BCE–210 CE)
A glimpse into Roman-period life at Ovilava through archaeology and a small set of ancient genomes
Archaeology and ancient DNA illuminate coastal towns and inland fortresses, 200–800 CE
Fragments of lives from Trogir to Vinkovci across 661–1636 CE
Early Cardial-wave farmers on the Dalmatian coast, known from cave deposits and three ancient genomes
Five late‑Roman individuals from Osijek reveal a mosaic of Mediterranean and continental threads
A coastal Roman-era community in Croatia illuminated by archaeology and ancient DNA
Archaeology and DNA from coastal oppida of Aude and Gard, 600–50 BCE
