Aknashen Neolithic Dawn Early farmers of the Armenian plain, 5985–5742 BCE — where archaeology meets ancient DNA 5985 CE - 5742 BCE Aknashen, Armavir Province (Vagharshapat District), Armenia
Asparn-Schletz LBK: Early Neolithic Echo Fortified LBK settlement in Austria; one genome offers a cautious glimpse into early farmer life. 5626 CE - 5525 BCE Asparn-Schletz, Lower Austria (Central Europe)
Austria_AsparnSchletz_LBK_EN Asparn‑Schletz: Dawn of LBK in Austria A single Early Neolithic voice from the loess plains, linking archaeology and ancient DNA 5626 CE - 5525 BCE Asparn‑Schletz, Lower Austria (Central Europe)
Austria_N_LBK Riverborne Voices of Early Austria The LBK communities around Asparn-Schletz and Brunn, where pottery, longhouses and genomes meet 5500 CE - 4500 BCE Lower Austria (Niederösterreich), Austria
Dawn Farmers of Bulgaria Neolithic villages (6100–5450 BCE) around Veliko Tarnovo and Haskovo 6100 CE - 5450 BCE Bulgaria (Veliko Tarnovo, Haskovo, Ohoden)
Lasinja: Echoes from Potočani Chalcolithic farmers of Croatia (4315–3900 BCE) whose bones link archaeology to DNA 4315 CE - 3900 BCE Potočani, Croatia (Balkans)
Pendimoun Dawn: Early Farmers of Provence Three Early Neolithic individuals from Alpes‑Maritimes illuminate France’s first farming footholds 5479 CE - 5331 BCE Alpes‑Maritimes, France (Pendimoun)
Atlantic Neolithic France Early farmers on the French Atlantic and Mediterranean coasts revealed by archaeology and DNA 5300 CE - 2100 BCE France (Morbihan, Languedoc, Yonne)
Derenburg LBK: Saxony's Early Farmers 5400–4600 BCE Neolithic community in Saxony-Anhalt revealed through archaeology and ancient genomes 5400 CE - 4600 BCE Saxony-Anhalt, Central Germany
Körös Dawn: Early Farmers of Hungary The first farmer villages in the Carpathian Basin, 6000–5300 BCE 6000 CE - 5300 BCE Hungary (Carpathian Basin)
Szakálhát Farmers of Cegléd Middle Neolithic settlers on the Alföld whose bones trace early farmer lineages 5300 CE - 4900 BCE Alföld, Hungary (Cegléd site 4/1)
Körös Neolithic Echoes Early farmers of the Hajdú‑Bihar plains revealed by archaeology and ancient DNA 5800 CE - 5300 BCE Hungary (Carpathian Basin)
