Queensland Coast — Pre‑European Peoples
Coastal lifeways in North Queensland reconstructed from archaeology and sparse DNA evidence
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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Coastal lifeways in North Queensland reconstructed from archaeology and sparse DNA evidence
Genetic and archaeological traces from Flinders Island and Mapoon illuminate coastal lifeways before 1788.
A single Early Neolithic individual from Asparn‑Schletz linking pottery, pits and maternal lineage.
Four Early Neolithic individuals from Austrian LBK sites illuminate the arrival of farming.
Iron Age La Tène individuals from Pottenbrunn, Lower Austria, hinting at pan‑European ancestries
A lone genome from Kleinhadersdorf illuminates early farmer presence in Lower Austria.
A riverside frontier town where Roman lives met local Central European traditions
Echoes of two individuals from 29,200–28,600 BCE at Krems-Wachtberg, Austria
A single burial speaks to life on the eastern edge of Carolingian Europe
A lone Upper Paleolithic voice from the Danube corridor, preserved in bone and DNA
A single burial illuminating Austria's early hunter‑gatherers through stone, soil and DNA
A lone Neolithic individual at Brunn Wolfholz between foragers and early farmers