Macedonia_N Balkan Neolithic: Farmers of the Danube A genetic and archaeological portrait of Neolithic communities across Bulgaria, North Macedonia and Montenegro 6100 CE - 1100 BCE Bulgaria, North Macedonia, Montenegro
Bulgaria_Yunatsite_EBA Thracian Echoes A portrait of Iron Age Thrace through archaeology and ancient DNA 3350 BCE - 150 CE Bulgaria, Moldova (Thracian core)
Bulgaria_C Balkan Chalcolithic Echoes Archaeology and ancient DNA tracing life across the Balkans, 5468–2000 BCE 5468 CE - 2000 BCE Balkans (Bulgaria, Serbia, Croatia)
Beli Breyag Early Bronze Age Two remains from Nova Zagora offer a whisper of Balkan continuity amid Early Bronze Age change. 3400 CE - 1600 BCE Nova Zagora, Bulgaria (SE Europe)
Boyanovo Dawn Early Bronze Age lives at Boyanovo, Bulgaria — bones, pots, and trace ancestries 3316 CE - 2697 BCE Boyanovo, Yambol province (Bulgaria)
Bronze Dawn of Bulgaria Early Bronze Age communities (3400–2000 BCE) in Bulgarian tells and necropolises 3400 CE - 2000 BCE Bulgaria (Central & Northeast)
Whispers of Chalcolithic Bulgaria 14 genomes (5468–4245 BCE) illuminate farmer maternal continuity and a small, varied paternal signal 5468 CE - 4245 BCE Bulgaria (Balkans)
Ezero Dawn: Nova Zagora Early Bronze Age Two glimpses from Sabrano into Bulgaria's 4th–3rd millennium BCE world 3300 CE - 2700 BCE Lower Thracian Plain, Bulgaria (Nova Zagora)
Echoes of Iron in the Rhodope Hills Early Iron Age communities in southern Bulgaria seen through archaeology and maternal genomes 1100 CE - 500 BCE Southern Bulgaria (Rhodope & Haskovo)
Bronze Age Bulgaria: Kapitan Andreevo A fragile genomic glimpse into southern Bulgaria's Early–Middle Bronze Age landscape. 3000 CE - 1300 BCE Southern Bulgaria
Veliko Tarnovo: Iron Age Echoes A single Dzhulyunitsa individual offers a tentative glimpse into 8th–6th century BCE Bulgaria 771 CE - 541 BCE Veliko Tarnovo region, Bulgaria
Bulgaria Early Bronze Age — Yamnaya Echoes Steppe-inflected burials on Bulgarian mounds between 3011–2000 BCE 3011 CE - 2000 BCE Bulgaria (southeastern Balkans)
