Avars of the Carpathian Basin
Steppe riders and local roots in early medieval Hungary
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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Steppe riders and local roots in early medieval Hungary
Small-sample ancient DNA from 785–810 CE Barcelona region hints at continuity and mobility
Three Early Modern Anatolian genomes from Zeytinliada and Yenişehirkapı
Archaeology and ancient DNA illuminate lives in Byzantine-era western Turkey.
Communities of Iznik and Bursa seen through archaeology and maternal DNA
Frontier lives in southeastern Anatolia (600–1300 CE) seen through burials and ancient DNA
Archaeology and DNA tracing lives across Hispania from 44 BCE to 676 CE
Upper Paleolithic lives in southwestern France revealed by sites and ancient DNA
Late Neolithic–Early Bronze Age communities in Bohemia, sketched from graves and genomes
A coastal crucible of early wealth, craft, and complex ancestry (4750–4347 BCE)
Hillforts, princely mounds, and a shifting genetic landscape in Iron Age Germany
Celtic-era communities in Hungary (500–1 BCE) where archaeology meets ancient DNA