Romania_PietreleMaguraGorgana_Gumelnita_C Danubian Echoes Chalcolithic communities of the lower Danube revealed through archaeology and DNA 5624 CE - 3026 BCE Lower Danube, Romania
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
Serbia_Roman Roman Frontiers: Serbia & Italy Archaeological and genetic glimpse into Roman-era communities (1–538 CE) 1 CE - 538 CE Serbia, Italy (Lazio & Danubian frontier)
Klosterneuburg: Romans on the Danube A Roman-period community in Pannonia revealing mobility, multicultural ties, and early genetic glimpses 1 CE - 450 CE Pannonia (Klosterneuburg), Austria
Ovilava (Wels): Roman Upper Austria Bones, pottery and genomes illuminate life on the Roman frontier at Ovilava. 124 CE - 774 CE Ovilava (Wels), Upper Austria, Noricum
Abu Saiba Tylos: Bahrain in the Hellenistic Age A lone Late Hellenistic–Roman period individual hints at island connections across the Persian Gulf 200 BCE - 300 CE Bahrain (Abu Saiba, Northern Governorate)
Echoes of Late Iron Age Bulgaria Thracian landscapes and early Roman contacts revealed through three ancient genomes 450 BCE - 150 CE Bulgaria (Stara Zagora, Kazanlak, Rozovo)
Algeria_NumidoRoman_Berber Sitifis: Numido‑Roman Berber Echoes Fragments of life and lineage from Sitifis’ Necropole Orientale (40 BCE–210 CE) 40 BCE - 210 CE Sitifis (modern Sétif), Algeria
Austria_Klosterneuburg_Roman Klosterneuburg: Roman Pannonia Revealed A provincial Roman community on the Danube where archaeology meets early ancient DNA 1 CE - 450 CE Pannonia (Klosterneuburg), Austria
Austria_Ovilava_Roman Ovilava (Wels): Romans on the Danube A glimpse into Roman-period life at Ovilava through archaeology and a small set of ancient genomes 124 CE - 774 CE Upper Austria — Wels (Ovilava)
Late Imperial Dalmatia Roman-era communities on the Adriatic coast revealed by archaeology and ancient DNA 100 CE - 600 CE Croatia (Dalmatia, Sisak area)
Osijek, Late Imperial Roman Echoes Five late‑Roman individuals from Osijek reveal a mosaic of Mediterranean and continental threads 200 CE - 300 CE Osijek, Croatia (Pannonia/Drava)
