Bones of Zealand: Saxon Medieval Voices
Archaeology and DNA from 1000–1100 CE burials on Zealand, Kopenhagen
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Archaeology and DNA from 1000–1100 CE burials on Zealand, Kopenhagen
Burials, artifacts and DNA tracing early medieval lives across England
Fragmentary voices from 700–800 CE Norfolk linking archaeology and ancient DNA
Archaeology and genomes illuminate lives in early medieval eastern England.
Seventeenth genomes from Alt‑Inden illuminate Saxon-era lives along the Rhenish plain
Fifteen medieval individuals from Anderten (Lower Saxony, 600–1000 CE) reveal local life and mixed ancestry.
A glimpse into Saxon life in Lower Saxony (600–900 CE) through bones and genomes
A small burial community at Dunum, Germany where archaeology and DNA illuminate medieval lives
Small cemetery, large questions — genetics and graves speak of Saxon life in Lower Saxony.
Four skeletal samples from Lower Saxony illuminate Saxon lifeways and ancestry, with caution given limited data
5400–4600 BCE Neolithic community in Saxony-Anhalt revealed through archaeology and ancient genomes
Archaeology and DNA from Schleswig-Holstein illuminate Saxon life between 1000–1250 CE