Bohemian Chalcolithic Echoes
Three Central Bohemian individuals illuminate Chalcolithic lives and maternal lineages.
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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Three Central Bohemian individuals illuminate Chalcolithic lives and maternal lineages.
Seven Bronze‑Age genomes illuminate Corded Ware lifeways in the Czech lands—preliminary, evocative, and genetically revealing.
A Chalcolithic enclave in central Bohemia revealed by archaeology and ancient DNA
Early Bronze Age communities around Prague, seen through archaeology and ancient DNA
Early Bronze Age communities around Prague, seen through graves, bronze, and ancient DNA
Iron Age communities of NW Bohemia (909–403 BCE) revealed by archaeology and ancient DNA
Celtic Iron Age communities around Prague and Teplice, viewed through archaeology and ancient DNA
A combined archaeological and genetic portrait of the Knovíz horizon (1300–800 BCE)
Three ancient genomes from NW Bohemia illuminate a Late Bronze–Early Iron Age frontier
Middle Bronze Age barrow community (1500–1250 BCE) seen through graves and maternal lineages
Four individuals from Prague-Jinonice and Kolín hint at a mixed farming and forager landscape.
Genetic echoes of people in the Czech lands, 5500–1017 BCE