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Gravettian-era hunter-gatherers across ice-age Europe revealed by archaeology and DNA
Pre-civilization hunter-gatherers of Western Eurasia, seen through archaeology and DNA
Four genomes from Aisne reveal a tentative portrait of life and lineage in northern Gaul.
Archaeology and ancient DNA from Aube river valleys (750–200 BCE)
A concise portrait of Bell Beaker communities in France, where archaeology meets ancient DNA.
Three genomic glimpses from Grand Est connect riverside life, La Tène influence, and deep European ancestries.
A small Neolithic community in Calvados whose stones whisper of farmers and foragers
Six ancient genomes illuminate coastal and alpine lives — cautiously interpreted
Three Early Neolithic individuals from Alpes‑Maritimes illuminate France’s first farming footholds
Early–Middle Neolithic farmers on the Alpes‑Maritimes coast, 5216–4606 BCE
Early Bronze Age communities in eastern France, seen through archaeology and DNA
Five genomes from Grand-Est (800–400 BCE) reveal diverse maternal lineages and tentative regional links
