Whispers of La Tène in Lower Austria
Iron Age lives at Pottenbrunn seen through artifacts and ancient DNA
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Iron Age lives at Pottenbrunn seen through artifacts and ancient DNA
Three Iron Age individuals at Pottenbrunn reveal a fragmentary genetic window into La Tène Austria
Iron Age voices from Lower Austria connecting archaeological finds with limited DNA evidence
Celtic Iron Age communities around Prague and Teplice, viewed through archaeology and ancient DNA
Three genomic glimpses from Grand Est connect riverside life, La Tène influence, and deep European ancestries.
A vivid archaeological and genetic portrait from eastern France, 400–100 BCE
Urville-Nacqueville (120–80 BCE): archaeology and three ancient genomes illuminate a shoreline community
Archaeology and DNA illuminate Carpathian Basin communities, 500–1 BCE
Four Iron Age genomes (320–260 BCE) from Győr-Moson-Sopron hint at maternal continuity across Europe.
Late Iron Age lives revealed on the Danube shore — bones, bronze, and maternal lineages
Iron Age La Tène individuals from Pottenbrunn, Lower Austria, hinting at pan‑European ancestries
A single Late Iron Age voice from Alderney links island shores to continental La Tène networks