Echoes of the Chernyakhiv Plain
Late Antique communities in Ukraine revealed through graves, artifacts, and DNA
DNA Spotlights · Ancient and Historical Cultures
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Explore the places, time periods, and published research behind ancient DNA samples and the cultures associated with them.
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Late Antique communities in Ukraine revealed through graves, artifacts, and DNA
Riverine cemeteries and ancient genomes reveal life along Ukraine's lower Dnieper.
A coastal Eneolithic community on the northwestern Black Sea, glimpsed through graves and DNA
Coastal Eneolithic lifeways at Majaky (Odessa) seen through archaeology and ancient DNA
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
Small Neolithic assemblage from southeastern Ukraine hinting at hunter-gatherer and early farmer ancestries
Warriors of the steppe between the Dnieper and the Black Sea