Echoes of Early Bronze Bulgaria
Archaeology and DNA illuminate life in Bulgaria, 3400–2000 BCE
Découvrez les lieux, les périodes et les recherches publiées sur les échantillons d’ADN ancien et les cultures auxquelles ils sont associés.
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Archaeology and DNA illuminate life in Bulgaria, 3400–2000 BCE
Human stories at Rhodope foothills revealed through pottery, graves and ancient DNA.
Archaeology and three ancient genomes from central Bulgaria, 450 BCE–150 CE
Three medieval individuals from Veliko Tarnovo region hint at maternal continuity amid Bulgaria's turbulent centuries.
Neolithic villages (6100–5450 BCE) around Veliko Tarnovo and Haskovo
Small Chalcolithic community (4700–4400 BCE) in northern Bulgaria with intriguing, preliminary genetic signals
Riverside farming community on the Lower Danube, 5800–5400 BCE
Five Varna burials (4714–4368 BCE) reveal early social splendor and mixed farmer lineages
A tell at the edge of the Balkans where pottery, copper and DNA trace a changing world
Archaeology and genomes from Yunatsite illuminate life and movement in 3350–2600 BCE
Chalcolithic Varna: a coastal necropolis where early metallurgy met diverse ancestries
Early Holocene hunter-gatherers from Shum Laka—where stones and genomes speak together