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Ancient genomes and archaeology reveal mobility, mixture, and regional ties across the Roman world
Eight millennia of cultural fusion across Anatolia, the Zagros and the South Caucasus
Archaeological and genetic portrait of Central Europe's first farmers (7244–2039 BCE)
Sites, artifacts and ancient DNA that illuminate farming life across France and its neighbors
Archaeology and DNA reveal a mobile pastoral world from Kazakhstan to Europe.
From Okunevo mounds to Mongolian highlands: archaeology and DNA reveal steppe mobility across millennia
Archaeology and DNA trace a people shaped by migration, trade, and the North Sea world
From cave hearths to Bronze Age citadels — the shifting people of the Iberian Peninsula
Archaeology and ancient DNA trace lives from Bell Beaker fields to Early Modern Italian towns
Steppe riders (1000 BCE–1300 CE) whose graves and genomes trace migrations across Hungary and the steppe
A genetic and archaeological portrait of the Eastern Roman world across Anatolia and the Balkans
Copper‑age tapestry linking Lasinja and central Chalcolithic communities through archaeology and DNA
