Echoes of Eastern Hunter‑Gatherers
Mesolithic peoples of the East European Plain revealed by archaeology and ancient DNA
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Mesolithic peoples of the East European Plain revealed by archaeology and ancient DNA
A contemporary snapshot linking urban archaeology and DNA across four Ukrainian regions
A Black Sea window into late 5th–4th millennium BCE life, seen through graves and genomes
Early Bronze Age Yamnaya burials from Ukraine seen through archaeology and DNA
Late Antique communities in Ukraine revealed through graves, artifacts, and DNA
Riverine cemeteries and ancient genomes reveal life along Ukraine's lower Dnieper.
Five genomes from Kopachiv and Deriivka illuminate a restless steppe between 4446–3528 BCE.
Four ancient genomes from Verteba Cave offer a tentative glimpse into Trypillia life and ancestry.
Coastal Eneolithic community (3973–3528 BCE); limited ancient DNA hints at mixed ancestries.
Iron Age horse-warriors and hillfort communities, seen through graves and genomes
Communities along the Dnipro from 6500–4000 BCE where graves and genomes speak together
Riverine hunter-gatherers of Ukraine, 10509–5921 BCE, revealed by archaeology and ancient DNA