Echoes of Middle Bronze Spain
Five voices from 1533–1200 BCE linking archaeology and ancient 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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Five voices from 1533–1200 BCE linking archaeology and ancient DNA
Genomic and archaeological portrait of Spain's Middle–Late Neolithic communities
DNA and archaeology from Sant Julià de Ramis reveal lives across 750–1250 CE
A glimpse into 1300–1500 CE Granada where archaeology and provisional genetic signals meet.
Four ancient genomes (6849–5054 BCE) illuminate Iberian Mesolithic lifeways and ancestry
Three Bronze Age individuals from Caravaca bridge archaeology and ancient DNA in Murcia.
Genetic and archaeological traces from 44 BCE to 676 CE in Iberia
Post‑Nasrid Muslim burials in Granada revealed by archaeology and ancient DNA
Six ancient genomes from Alicante illuminate a coastal Bronze Age world — cautiously.
Human stories from caves and copper, 3300–2146 BCE in southeastern Spain
Archaeology and ancient DNA from Valencina & Montelirio (3300–1500 BCE)
Five early-medieval genomes reveal a city at the crossroads of Gothic rule and Iberian continuity.