Aknashen Neolithic Dawn
Early farmers of the Armenian plain, 5985–5742 BCE — where archaeology meets ancient DNA
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Early farmers of the Armenian plain, 5985–5742 BCE — where archaeology meets ancient DNA
Archaeology and ancient DNA tracing Norse lives in England, 880–1037 CE
Skeletal and DNA echoes from 600–200 BCE in southern France
Fjords, longships and genomes — tracing medieval Norwegian lives through archaeology and DNA
Viking Age communities in medieval Poland seen through graves and genomes
Eight genomes from Falköping (2140–1621 BCE) hint at local roots and early Bronze Age connections.
Three genomes from Şırnak trace tentative maternal lines during Anatolia’s transformation
Two early Neolithic individuals from Aknashen offer a tentative window into 6th‑millennium BCE life
Preliminary genetic snapshot from Tollemosegard and Hundstrup Mose (660–1000 CE)