Västerbjers: Pitted Ware Meets Battle Axe
Coastal hunters and axe-bearing newcomers on Gotland (3092–2457 BCE)
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Coastal hunters and axe-bearing newcomers on Gotland (3092–2457 BCE)
Coastal communities on Gotland (c.3367–2901 BCE) where maritime lifeways and new cultural currents intersect
A coastal Swedish burial horizon illuminated by archaeology and ancient mtDNA
Three ancient genomes from Öland and Oxie evoke coastal Iron Age Sweden, 200–639 CE
Coastal communities of southern Sweden (2278–1746 BCE) revealed by bones, pottery, and DNA
Neolithic lives at Hindby mosse and Frälsegården, seen through bones and genomes
Fifteen individuals from Landbogården (3350–2650 BCE) link archaeology and maternal ancestry in northern Sweden.
Eight genomes from Falköping (2140–1621 BCE) hint at local roots and early Bronze Age connections.
Mesolithic foragers of central Sweden — evocative wetland burials and a distinctive hunter‑gatherer DNA signal
A small Bronze Age assemblage in Sweden hinting at Steppe connections — preliminary genetic signals.
Coastal hunter-gatherers of Gotland whose graves whisper of sea and ancestry
Fragmentary remains reveal seafaring lifeways and ancestral hunter‑gatherer genetics in early Sweden.