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Nordic: Coasts of Stone and Bronze

Genetic and archaeological echoes from Sweden and Denmark (4315–1009 BCE)

• Sweden, Denmark (Scandinavia)
• 4315 CE - 1009 BCE

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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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Proto‑Germanic Threads in Northern Bronze Age

Archaeology and ancient DNA from the Tollense valley to coastal Scandinavia converge on a complex Bronze Age tapestry

• Germany, Sweden, Netherlands
• 4500 CE - 1200 BCE

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Paleo‑Indian First Peoples

Early hunter‑gatherer communities across the Americas, revealed by archaeology and ancient DNA

• Brazil, USA, Chile (South & North America)
• 10797 CE - 5051 BCE

Queensland Coastal Ancestors (Pre‑European)

Maritime lifeways of Aboriginal Queenslanders seen through shells, shores and four ancient genomes

• Queensland, Australia (Flinders Island; Mapoon)
• 410 CE - 1788 CE

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Queensland Pre‑European Ancestors

Coastal lifeways in North Queensland revealed by archaeology and ancient DNA

• North Queensland, Australia
• 410 CE - 1788 CE

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Queensland Coasts: Pre‑European Peoples

A fragmentary genetic portrait of coastal Aboriginal life in Queensland, 410–1788 CE

• Queensland, Australia (Flinders Is., Mapoon)
• 410 CE - 1788 CE

Queensland Pre‑European Coastlines

Coastal lifeways and deep maternal continuity on Flinders Island and Cape York

• Queensland, Australia (Flinders Is., Mapoon)
• 410 CE - 1788 CE

North Queensland Pre‑European Peoples

A glimpse of coastal Queensland lives before 1788, seen through archaeology and ancient DNA

• North Queensland, Australia
• 410 CE - 1788 CE

South Scandinavia — Late Neolithic Voices

Peat-bog landscapes and coastal settlements reveal shifting ancestries in Denmark, 2563–1632 BCE.

• Denmark (Zealand, Jutland, Langeland)
• 2563 CE - 1632 BCE

Iron Age England: Voices in the Soil

Lives from 800 BCE–116 CE across English coasts and fields, revealed by archaeology and ancient DNA

• England (United Kingdom)
• 800 BCE - 116 CE

Levanluhta B: Voices from a Watered Grave

Three Iron Age individuals from Isokyro whose maternal DNA hints at mixed northern ancestries; interpretations remain tentative.

• Isokyro, Levanluhta, Finland
• 300 CE - 800 CE