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Pre-Baltic Shoreline Foragers

Mesolithic coastal communities of the eastern Baltic seen through archaeology and ancient DNA

• Eastern Baltic (Russia, Latvia, Lithuania)
• 6465 CE - 4556 BCE

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Forest Neolithic — Upper Volga

A shadowed world of lakes, pottery and genomes from northern Russia

• Upper Volga, Western Siberia (Russia)
• 6594 CE - 3193 BCE

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Andronovo: Horse, Bronze, and Steppe Echoes

A sweeping Bronze Age horizon across the Kazakh steppe, seen through archaeology and ancient DNA

• Kazakhstan, southern Russia (Eurasian Steppe)
• 3315 CE - 207 BCE

Teishebaini: Armenia in Transition

A single mitochondrial genome from Karmir Blur links Achaemenid rule to Hellenistic Armenia

• Armenia (Karmir Blur / Teishebaini)
• 399 CE - 231 BCE

Vardbakh & Yerevan 2: Armenia Antiquity

Two maternal genomes from the Armenian Highland offer a tentative glimpse into ancient regional ties.

• Armenian Highland (Armenia)
• 100 BCE - 300 CE

Asparn-Schletz LBK: Early Neolithic Echo

Fortified LBK settlement in Austria; one genome offers a cautious glimpse into early farmer life.

• Asparn-Schletz, Lower Austria (Central Europe)
• 5626 CE - 5525 BCE

Echoes from Krems-Wachtberg

Two Upper Paleolithic voices from Austria revealing hunter-gatherer lifeways and genetics

• Central Europe (Austria)
• 29200 CE - 28600 BCE

Wöllersdorf Mesolithic Echoes

A lone genome from early Mesolithic Austria illuminating hunter‑gatherer lifeways

• Wöllersdorf, Niederösterreich, Austria
• 7034 CE - 6656 BCE

Krems‑Wachtberg Gravettian Echo

A lone Upper Paleolithic voice from Lower Austria linking burial ritual and ancient DNA

• Krems‑Wachtberg, Lower Austria (Central Europe)
• 29500 CE - 28500 BCE

Pottenbrunn Medieval Profile

A single burial from 773–890 CE that hints at lives on the edge of Carolingian Austria

• Pottenbrunn, Lower Austria (St. Pölten), Central Europe
• 773 CE - 890 CE

Wallonia's Early Mesolithic Hunters

Cave and rock-shelter remains in Namur (c. 9160–8294 BCE) illuminate hunter-gatherer lifeways and maternal lineages

• Wallonia, Namur province, Belgium
• 9160 CE - 8294 BCE

Goyet Q376-19: A Paleolithic Maternal Voice

A single Upper Paleolithic individual from the Troisième caverne of Goyet, Belgium, speaking across 25 millennia

• Troisième caverne, Goyet Cave; Namur, Belgium (Western Europe)
• 25771 CE - 25348 BCE