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Archaeology and DNA tracing Slavic lives across Central and Eastern Europe
Archaeology and DNA from the Lech Valley to Central Bohemia, 2200–800 BCE
Bohemia's late Neolithic to early Bronze Age communities seen through archaeology and DNA
Genetic and archaeological portrait of Corded Ware communities in Bohemia (3087–2206 BCE).
Archaeological and genetic portrait of Bell Beaker communities in Bronze-Age Bohemia
Early Neolithic communities in Bohemia revealed through pottery, burials, and ancient DNA
Three early Neolithic genomes illuminate a fragile window into Bohemia, 4326–3995 BCE
Six Neolithic voices from Bohemia that link pot, bone and genome
Late Neolithic communities in central Bohemia, seen through archaeology and ancient DNA
Bronze Age horizons in Bohemia where metal, burial mounds, and genes meet
Three Central Bohemian individuals illuminate Chalcolithic lives and maternal lineages.
Seven Bronze‑Age genomes illuminate Corded Ware lifeways in the Czech lands—preliminary, evocative, and genetically revealing.
