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Archaeology and ancient DNA tracing life across the Balkans, 5468–2000 BCE
Chalcolithic farmers of Croatia (4315–3900 BCE) whose bones link archaeology to DNA
Early Iron Age lives on the Dalmatian karst — bones, caves, and maternal lineages
Early Starčevo settlers in Croatia, 5650–5450 BCE — where fields and genes first meet
Bones, places and genomes trace lives across Croatia, 650–1250 CE
Early medieval community in eastern Croatia where local and steppe threads meet
Small DNA window into 7th–8th century Slavic life in eastern Croatia
Material traces and ancestral mitochondria from Velim-Kosa and Jazinka Cave
Six individuals from Jagodnjak-Krcevine; DNA links farmer ancestry with older lineages
Archaeology and ancient DNA illuminate coastal towns and inland fortresses, 200–800 CE
Archaeology and ancient DNA illuminate communities of the Cetina Valley and Dalmatian hinterland.
Riverine communities in Dalmatia whose maternal lineages illuminate Bronze Age connections
