Shadows of Early Medieval England Bones, brooches and genomes tracing lives across 500–900 CE 500 CE - 900 CE England (United Kingdom)
Winds of Iron: East Yorkshire, 400–1 BCE Late Iron Age communities on the Humber coast revealed by graves and genomes 400 CE - 1 BCE East Riding of Yorkshire, United Kingdom
Doggerland Dawn Mesolithic life reclaimed from the North Sea, seen through bones and genomes 9113 CE - 6502 BCE Doggerland (North Sea, Netherlands)
Saxon Groningen: Voices of the North Sea Medieval communities of Groningen (700–1100 CE) seen through archaeology and DNA 700 CE - 1100 CE Groningen, Netherlands
Doggerland Mesolithic Echoes Submerged plains, coastal hunters and early DNA signals from the North Sea 9113 CE - 6502 BCE Netherlands (Doggerland, North Sea)
Poland_Maslomecz_Wielbark_IA Germanic Horizons Archaeology and DNA trace a people shaped by migration, trade, and the North Sea world 169 BCE - 2332 CE Central & Northern Europe (Germany, UK, Poland, Italy, Netherlands…)
Sweden_Gotland_Vasterbjers_PittedWare_BattleAxe North Sea Bronze: Nordic Bronze Age Maritime hunters, bronze artisans and their genetic echoes across Sweden, Finland and Denmark 3100 BCE - 800 CE Sweden, Finland, Denmark (Gotland, Levanluhta, Djursland)
