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Danubian Echoes

Chalcolithic communities of the lower Danube revealed through archaeology and DNA

• Lower Danube, Romania
• 5624 CE - 3026 BCE

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Nubian Kingdoms of the Nile

Late Antique to Medieval Nubia (500–1500 CE): archaeology meets maternal DNA

• Nubia (modern Sudan)
• 500 CE - 1500 CE

Danubian Dawn: Austria LBK Farmers

Neolithic farmers along the Danube (5500–4500 BCE) where archaeology meets ancient genomes

• Austria (Lower Austria, Danube corridor)
• 5500 CE - 4500 BCE

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Ovilava (Wels): Romans on the Danube

A glimpse into Roman-period life at Ovilava through archaeology and a small set of ancient genomes

• Upper Austria — Wels (Ovilava)
• 124 CE - 774 CE

Sopot of the Danube Plains

Late Neolithic Sopot communities in Transdanubia, seen through archaeology and ancient DNA

• Transdanubia (modern Hungary)
• 5203 CE - 4707 BCE

Danubian Echoes: Pietrele Măgura Gumelnița

A Chalcolithic community on the Lower Danube, revealed by archaeology and ancient DNA

• Lower Danube (Giurgiu County, Romania)
• 5000 CE - 4000 BCE

Kulubnarti: Nubia’s Early Christian Dead

500–1500 CE lives on the Nile — archaeology and maternal genomes reveal movement and memory.

• Nubia (Kulubnarti; site 6-G-8), Sudan
• 500 CE - 1500 CE

Danubian Dawn at Malak Preslavets

Early Neolithic farmers on the Lower Danube, 5800–5400 BCE — where pottery meets genome

• Lower Danube, Bulgaria
• 5800 CE - 5400 BCE

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Starčevo Neolithic: Danubian Farmers

Early Neolithic communities across the Balkans and Carpathian Basin, seen through archaeology and DNA

• Serbia, Hungary, Croatia, Romania, Albania (±Spain links)
• 6223 CE - 2459 BCE