Bronze Age Bulgaria: Kapitan Andreevo A fragile genomic glimpse into southern Bulgaria's Early–Middle Bronze Age landscape. 3000 CE - 1300 BCE Southern Bulgaria
Albania_Barc_Medieval Barç Medieval Ancestor (1402–1439) A single individual from Barç links Korça Basin archaeology with preliminary DNA signals of R and J. 1402 CE - 1439 CE Barç, Korça Basin, Southeast Albania
Bahrain_EMTylos_SeleucidCharacene Tylos Shores: Abu Saiba in the Hellenistic Gulf A single ancient genome hints at maternal ties across the Persian Gulf during 200 BCE–300 CE 200 BCE - 300 CE Bahrain (Abu Saiba, Northern Governorate)
Croatia_MBA: Middle Bronze Age Echoes Archaeology and ancient DNA illuminate communities of the Cetina Valley and Dalmatian hinterland. 2000 CE - 1200 BCE Croatia (Cetina Valley, Dalmatia)
Delphi: Iron Age Echoes Three ancient voices from Kastrouli near Delphi illuminate a fragile genetic and archaeological portrait (800–500 BCE). 800 CE - 500 BCE Phokis, Greece (near Delphi)
Plains Echoes: Hungary MN (ALBK) Neolithic farmers of the Great Hungarian Plain, seen through pots, houses and four ancient genomes 5400 CE - 4900 BCE Great Hungarian Plain, Hungary
Szakálhát Farmers of Cegléd Middle Neolithic settlers on the Alföld whose bones trace early farmer lineages 5300 CE - 4900 BCE Alföld, Hungary (Cegléd site 4/1)
Serra Crabiles, Sardinia — Late Chalcolithic A coastal Sardinian community (2470–2200 BCE) where archaeology and ancient DNA illuminate fragile networks of kinship and contact. 2470 CE - 2200 BCE Sardinia, Italy (Sennori, Serra Crabiles)
Tylos Shoreline, Abu Saiba A single genome from Bahrain illuminates Hellenistic–Mesopotamian maritime ties 200 BCE - 300 CE Bahrain (Abu Saiba, Northern Governorate)
Bronze Age Echoes of Kapitan Andreevo A lone Early–Middle Bronze Age individual links local archaeology with ancient DNA 3000 CE - 1300 BCE Bulgaria (Kapitan Andreevo, South)
