Denmark_SouthScandinavia_EN Danish Threads: Bones and Coastlines A millennia-spanning portrait linking archaeological sites and DNA from Neolithic to Post‑Medieval Denmark. 4247 BCE - 1806 CE Denmark (South Scandinavia)
Germany_Tollense_BA Proto‑Germanic Threads in Northern Bronze Age Archaeology and ancient DNA from the Tollense valley to coastal Scandinavia converge on a complex Bronze Age tapestry 4500 CE - 1200 BCE Germany, Sweden, Netherlands
South Scandinavian Early Bronze Age (Denmark) Genetic glimpses from four Danish EBA sites, c. 1611–1232 BCE — small sample, cautious conclusions 1611 CE - 1232 BCE Denmark (South Scandinavia)
South Scandinavia — Late Neolithic Voices Peat-bog landscapes and coastal settlements reveal shifting ancestries in Denmark, 2563–1632 BCE. 2563 CE - 1632 BCE Denmark (Zealand, Jutland, Langeland)
South Scandinavia Mid-Neolithic Small DNA sample set illuminates farmer and hunter-gatherer interactions in Denmark, 3512–3012 BCE 3512 CE - 3012 BCE Denmark (Jutland, Funen, Zealand)
Echoes of the England Vikings Archaeology and ancient DNA tracing Norse lives in England, 880–1037 CE 880 CE - 1037 CE England (United Kingdom)
Salme Sea-Keepers Early Viking Age communities of Saaremaa brought to life through graves and genomes 649 CE - 949 CE Saaremaa (Salme), Estonia
Voices of Early Norse Greenland Bones, ruins, and genomes from Greenland's first Norse settlements 771 CE - 1200 CE Greenland (Eastern & Western Settlements)
Trondheim Medieval Population (1100–1300 CE) A terse portrait of lives around Nidaros told by graves and genomes 1100 CE - 1300 CE Nor Mid. Trondheim, Norway
Sea‑Rim Foragers of Hummervikholmen Early Mesolithic coastal foragers from southern Norway, revealed by archaeology and ancient DNA 7589 CE - 7325 BCE Southern Norway (Agder, Søgne)
Rivers of the North: Russia Viking Age Viking-age networks along Russian rivers: archaeology meets ancient DNA 800 CE - 1300 CE Northwestern Russia (Ladoga, Gnezdovo, Pskov)
Sweden Bronze Age Echoes Three ancient genomes from southern Sweden illuminate a coastal Bronze Age at the edge of wider trade networks. 1495 CE - 1131 BCE Southern Sweden (Skåne/Scanian coast)
