Rivers of the North: Russia Viking Age
Viking-age networks along Russian rivers: archaeology meets ancient DNA
DNA 专题 · 古代与历史文化
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Viking-age networks along Russian rivers: archaeology meets ancient DNA
Bronze Age communities (2900–2200 BCE) in Yaroslavl linking Corded‑Ware horizons and local forest traditions
A lakeside cemetery in Karelia where burials, artifacts and ancient DNA meet
Burials and genomes from Orkney to Fife reveal kin networks and shifting ancestries
A coastal necropolis where bones and genomes whisper of island connections
Coastal communities in Scotland revealed by burials, Bronze artifacts, and emerging DNA signals
Archaeology and ancient DNA reveal dynamic coastal communities across Scotland (197–1 BCE).
Stone chambers and faint genetic echoes reveal kin networks in northern Scotland, 3623–3102 BCE
Seven Late Iron Age genomes from East Lothian reveal regional ancestry patterns
Maternal lineages from Knowe of Skea connect island lives to Atlantic Europe
Neolithic communities of northern Scotland where stone, sea and genes meet
Island burials and maternal lineages from Links of Noltland (Westray, Orkney)