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A millennia-spanning portrait linking archaeological sites and DNA from Neolithic to Post‑Medieval Denmark.
Archaeology and ancient DNA from the Tollense valley to coastal Scandinavia converge on a complex Bronze Age tapestry
Genetic glimpses from four Danish EBA sites, c. 1611–1232 BCE — small sample, cautious conclusions
Peat-bog landscapes and coastal settlements reveal shifting ancestries in Denmark, 2563–1632 BCE.
Small DNA sample set illuminates farmer and hunter-gatherer interactions in Denmark, 3512–3012 BCE
Archaeology and ancient DNA tracing Norse lives in England, 880–1037 CE
Early Viking Age communities of Saaremaa brought to life through graves and genomes
Bones, ruins, and genomes from Greenland's first Norse settlements
A terse portrait of lives around Nidaros told by graves and genomes
Early Mesolithic coastal foragers from southern Norway, revealed by archaeology and ancient DNA
Viking-age networks along Russian rivers: archaeology meets ancient DNA
Three ancient genomes from southern Sweden illuminate a coastal Bronze Age at the edge of wider trade networks.
