Whispers of La Tène in Lower Austria
Iron Age lives at Pottenbrunn seen through artifacts and ancient DNA
Entdecke Fundorte, Epochen und veröffentlichte Studien zu alten DNA-Proben und den zugehörigen Kulturen.
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Iron Age lives at Pottenbrunn seen through artifacts and ancient DNA
An Early Neolithic presence in Lower Austria seen through potsherds and a single ancient genome
Early Neolithic settlers (5500–4775 BCE) at Kleinhadersdorf and Ratzersdorf — archaeology meets DNA
Fortified LBK settlement in Austria; one genome offers a cautious glimpse into early farmer life.
A Roman-period community in Pannonia revealing mobility, multicultural ties, and early genetic glimpses
Two Upper Paleolithic voices from Austria revealing hunter-gatherer lifeways and genetics
A lone genome from early Mesolithic Austria illuminating hunter‑gatherer lifeways
A lone Upper Paleolithic voice from Lower Austria linking burial ritual and ancient DNA
A lone genome at the frontier between Mesolithic foragers and LBK farmers
A single burial from 773–890 CE that hints at lives on the edge of Carolingian Austria
Neolithic farmers along the Danube (5500–4500 BCE) where archaeology meets ancient genomes
Bones, pottery and genomes illuminate life on the Roman frontier at Ovilava.