Echoes of the Nuragic Bronze
Sardinia's Bronze Age communities seen through archaeology and DNA (1532–922 BCE)
الثقافات القديمة والتاريخية
ملفات الحمض النووي
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Sardinia Between Stones and Sea
A fragile genetic portrait from Su Crocefissu linking Chalcolithic and Bronze Age Sardinia
Sardinia Chalcolithic Mosaic
Eight genomes from Sardinia illuminate a complex island story, 3371–2140 BCE.
Monte Claro of Serra Cabriles
Chalcolithic Sardinia seen through archaeology and ancient DNA
Echoes of Early Bronze Sardinia
Cave light and bronze shadows: genetic glimpses into Sardinia, 2468–1600 BCE
Nuragic Early Bronze Sardinians
Three Sardinian individuals (2297–2038 BCE) linking island life to shifting Bronze Age genomes
Punic Sardinia: Villamar Echoes
Genetic and archaeological glimpses of Punic-era life in Villamar, Sardinia (818–200 BCE)
Sardinia: Early Medieval Shorelines
A small, evocative dataset linking 8th–10th century Sardinian burials to wider Mediterranean threads.
Punic Sardinia: Voices from Monte Sirai
Echoes of Phoenician and indigenous life on Sardinia (800–208 BCE) revealed by archaeology and DNA
Sardinia: Late Bronze Age Echoes
Genetic and archaeological traces from Sardinia's Late Bronze Age, 1386–800 BCE
Serra Crabiles, Sardinia — Late Chalcolithic
A coastal Sardinian community (2470–2200 BCE) where archaeology and ancient DNA illuminate fragile networks of kinship and contact.
Sardinia: Middle Bronze Age Echoes
Four Middle Bronze Age individuals from Anghelu Ruju and Seulo reveal island life and ancestry.