Alt‑Inden Saxons: Voices from the Early Medieval Rhine Seventeenth genomes from Alt‑Inden illuminate Saxon-era lives along the Rhenish plain 400 CE - 800 CE Alt‑Inden, North Rhine‑Westphalia, Germany
Dunum Saxons — Lower Saxony (800–1000 CE) A small burial community at Dunum, Germany where archaeology and DNA illuminate medieval lives 800 CE - 1000 CE Lower Saxony, Germany
Hiddestorf Saxons: Voices from 300–500 CE Small cemetery, large questions — genetics and graves speak of Saxon life in Lower Saxony. 300 CE - 500 CE Lower Saxony, Germany
Liebenau Saxons: Early Medieval Voices Four skeletal samples from Lower Saxony illuminate Saxon lifeways and ancestry, with caution given limited data 300 CE - 500 CE Lower Saxony, Germany
Schortens Saxons: Voices from Lower Saxony Early medieval burials (700–900 CE) reveal local Saxon lifeways and tentative genetic signals 700 CE - 900 CE Schortens, Lower Saxony, Germany
Frisian Saxons of Midlum Three voices from 350–700 CE on the watery edge of medieval Friesland 350 CE - 700 CE Midlum, Friesland, Netherlands
