Sopot of the Danube Plains
Late Neolithic Sopot communities in Transdanubia, seen through archaeology and ancient DNA
DNA Spotlights · Ancient and Historical Cultures
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Late Neolithic Sopot communities in Transdanubia, seen through archaeology and ancient DNA
Late Neolithic farmers on the Hungarian Plain in vivid archaeological and genetic relief
A portrait of migration-era lives in Hungary woven from graves and genomes
Four Iron Age genomes (320–260 BCE) from Győr-Moson-Sopron hint at maternal continuity across Europe.
Four Late Chalcolithic–Early Bronze Age individuals linking Baden landscapes to steppe echoes
Late Chalcolithic communities (3600–2850 BCE) around Lake Balaton and the Hungarian plains
A genomics-informed portrait of Late Avar communities in the Carpathian Basin (600–977 CE)
Neolithic farmers of the Great Hungarian Plain, seen through pots, houses and four ancient genomes
A glimpse into Middle Neolithic life in the Carpathian Basin through four ancient genomes
Late Chalcolithic communities at Abony (3910–3516 BCE), seen through archaeology and ancient DNA
A compact portrait of Vatya communities at Erd and Százhalombatta, through archaeology and ancient DNA
Seven Middle Neolithic individuals from the Great Hungarian Plain linking pots, fields and genes.