Poznań-Śródka: Echoes of a Borderland
Medieval Poznań community whose bones and genomes reveal layered ancestry
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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Medieval Poznań community whose bones and genomes reveal layered ancestry
A fragmentary genetic and archaeological portrait from medieval Poznań
Iron Age graves on the Baltic edge, where archaeology meets ancient DNA
Small medieval burial sample from Rumin links archaeology and ancient DNA with cautious intrigue
A medieval riverside hub in western Poland, visible in bones and genomes
A fleeting Bell Beaker presence near Pełczyska seen through a small ancient-DNA window
A frontier of corded pottery, steppe genes, and shifting lifeways (2617–2147 BCE)
Viking Age communities in medieval Poland seen through graves and genomes
Human stories from megaliths and caves brought into focus by ancient DNA.
Three Neolithic genomes tie Funnel Beaker lifeways to mixed farmer–forager ancestry in Poland.
Three ancient genomes from Évora offer a tentative window into Portugal's Early Bronze Age
A fragile portrait of coastal communities from 3700–2000 BCE in Portugal