Dawn of Farming in the Carpathian Basin
Early European Farmers (5800–4786 BCE): settlements, pottery, and the genetics of migration
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Early European Farmers (5800–4786 BCE): settlements, pottery, and the genetics of migration
Early hunter‑gatherer communities across the Americas, revealed by archaeology and ancient DNA
A lone Early Neolithic genome from the Korça Basin hints at the arrival of farming in Albania.
A Chalcolithic tapestry from tells and river valleys, seen through bones and genomes
Genetic and archaeological portrait of Corded Ware communities in Bohemia (3087–2206 BCE).
Graveyards in Aalborg, Randers and Holbæk reveal centuries of life and lineage, 1000–1800 CE
A cinematic glimpse into a Dominican Ceramic-period coastal community through archaeology and DNA
Burials, artifacts and DNA tracing early medieval lives across England
Archaeology and genomes illuminate lives in early medieval eastern England.
Four skeletal samples from Lower Saxony illuminate Saxon lifeways and ancestry, with caution given limited data
A Carpathian landscape shaped by migration, elite horse culture, and mixed ancestries
A portrait of migration-era lives in Hungary woven from graves and genomes