Rössberga Neolithic: Lives at the Baltic Edge
Coastal farms, pottery, and genetic echoes from 3400–2600 BCE in Sweden
Entdecke Fundorte, Epochen und veröffentlichte Studien zu alten DNA-Proben und den zugehörigen Kulturen.
Sammlung ansehenPorträts 1,189–1,200 von 1,627
Coastal farms, pottery, and genetic echoes from 3400–2600 BCE in Sweden
Human stories from 677–1226 CE revealed by graves, artifacts and ancient DNA
A Middle Neolithic tapestry (3945–2633 BCE) of farmers, stone monuments and cautious DNA clues.
Four funerary samples hint at Vendel-era lifeways and northern genetic threads
Communities around Sigtuna and Uppsala (750–1200 CE) seen through graves, goods, and genomes
Six medieval individuals from Vasterhus reveal a local northern Scandinavian tapestry of ancestry and life.
Sion-Petit-Chasseur burials where stone, pottery and genes hint at movement
Skeletal remains from the 1676 Kronan shipwreck reveal a compact genetic snapshot of southern Sweden
Evocative glimpses of life and maternal ancestry on the Swiss plateau (3092–2030 BCE)
A terse genetic and archaeological snapshot from southern Sweden, ca. 450–500 CE
Lake shores, metal, and moving people along Alpine waterways
A genomic and archaeological portrait of Swiss lake-shore communities, 4455–2499 BCE