Rathlin: Bronze-Age Shores of Ireland
Three genomes from Rathlin Island illuminate coastal Early Bronze Age connections
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Three genomes from Rathlin Island illuminate coastal Early Bronze Age connections
Early farmers and local lineages in County Clare, c. 3946–3651 BCE
Five early farmers (c. 3764–3521 BCE) from Ashleypark, Parknabinnia and Poulnabrone — archaeology meets ancient DNA.
Medieval lives at the crossroads of Irish, Anglo‑Saxon and Norman worlds, revealed by bones and genomes
Genetic echoes from Carrowkeel passage tombs, 3087–2466 BCE — small sample, big questions.
A portrait of Ireland c. 3707–2921 BCE linking passage tombs, settlements, and ancient DNA
Early passage-tomb builders on Ireland's coasts, 3785–3359 BCE
Millennia-old passage tomb communities revealed by bones and genomes
Preliminary archaeological and genetic portrait of Norse-era presences in Dublin (665–900 CE)