Ukraine_Mesolithic Echoes of Eastern Hunter‑Gatherers Mesolithic peoples of the East European Plain revealed by archaeology and ancient DNA 10509 CE - 4251 BCE Ukraine, Russia (East European Plain)
Czechia_EarlyMedieval_EarlySlav Echoes of Early Slavs Archaeology and DNA tracing Slavic lives across Central and Eastern Europe 200 CE - 1900 CE Bohemia, Croatia, Slovakia, Bosnia, Russia (Murmansk)
Europe_Medieval Western Christendom: Medieval Genomes Archaeology and DNA tracing lives across Italy, Hungary, and the Baltic–Finnic fringe (700–1500 CE) 700 CE - 1500 CE Italy, Hungary, Baltic–Finnic region
Slovakia_N_LBK Dawn of Farming in the Carpathian Basin Early European Farmers (5800–4786 BCE): settlements, pottery, and the genetics of migration 5800 CE - 4786 BCE Slovakia, Hungary, Italy (Carpathian Basin & Lazio)
Austria_KremsWA3 Echoes of the European Paleolithic Gravettian-era hunter-gatherers across ice-age Europe revealed by archaeology and DNA 39956 CE - 9400 BCE Belgium, France, Italy, Austria, Czechia, Romania
Greece_Crete_HgCharalambos_EMBA Isles of Red Clay: The Minoans A seafaring Bronze Age culture on Crete seen through archaeology and ancient DNA 2300 CE - 1060 BCE Crete, Greece (Heraklion, Lasithi, Chania)
France_Magdalenian Echoes Before Cities Pre-civilization hunter-gatherers of Western Eurasia, seen through archaeology and DNA 35466 CE - 5000 BCE France, Belgium, Crimea, Germany, China
Italy_TarquiniaMonterozzi_IA Etruscan Voices from Tuscan Hills Genetic and archaeological glimpses of a non‑Indo‑European culture in Tuscany 806 BCE - 3 CE Tuscany, Italy (Tarquinia, Volterra, Chiusi…)
Hungary_LBA_EIA_Piliny_Kyjatice Echoes of the Tisza: Early European A Carpathian Basin arc (6069–831 BCE) where archaeology and ancient DNA converge 6069 CE - 831 BCE Carpathian Basin & Eastern Europe
Hungary_Conqueror_Elite Magyar Conquerors: Carpathian Dawn Elite newcomers in the 9th–11th centuries who fused steppe mobility with Central European roots 706 CE - 1100 CE Carpathian Basin (modern Hungary)
Denmark_Medieval Danish Kingdom: Medieval Lives in DNA Churchyards, towns, and genomes trace Denmark's population between 1000–1800 CE 1000 CE - 1800 CE Denmark
Çinamak Echoes A lone Early Bronze Age genome from northeastern Albania speaks to shifting lives and genes 2663 CE - 2472 BCE Northeastern Albania (Kukës District)
