Vardbakh & Yerevan 2: Armenia Antiquity Two maternal genomes from the Armenian Highland offer a tentative glimpse into ancient regional ties. 100 BCE - 300 CE Armenian Highland (Armenia)
Whispers of La Tène in Lower Austria Iron Age lives at Pottenbrunn seen through artifacts and ancient DNA 500 CE - 200 BCE Lower Austria (St. Pölten vicinity)
Armenia_Antiquity Vardbakh Voices Two ancient maternal lineages whisper from a Yerevan cave, linking Antiquity Armenia to wider Near Eastern threads. 100 BCE - 300 CE Armenia (Vardbakh, Yerevan 2 Cave)
Austria_IA_LaTene Echoes of La Tène in Lower Austria Three Iron Age individuals at Pottenbrunn reveal a fragmentary genetic window into La Tène Austria 500 CE - 200 BCE Lower Austria (St. Pölten; Pottenbrunn), Central Europe
Armenia: Early Bronze Age Echoes A small-sample genetic and archaeological portrait from 3350–2354 BCE 3350 CE - 2354 BCE Armenia
La Tène Echoes of Pottenbrunn Iron Age voices from Lower Austria connecting archaeological finds with limited DNA evidence 500 CE - 200 BCE Lower Austria (St. Pölten, Pottenbrunn)
Vardbakh Voices: Armenia in Antiquity Two maternal genomes from Yerevan 2 Cave open a quiet window into Armenia, 100 BCE–300 CE. 100 BCE - 300 CE Armenian Highlands (Armenia)
Echoes of La Tène: Pottenbrunn Burials Iron Age La Tène individuals from Pottenbrunn, Lower Austria, hinting at pan‑European ancestries 500 CE - 200 BCE Lower Austria (St. Pölten, Pottenbrunn)
