Cist-Shaft Echoes of Bronze-Age Estonia
Stone cists, bronze echoes and a genetic signature linking the eastern Baltic to wider Bronze Age networks.
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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Stone cists, bronze echoes and a genetic signature linking the eastern Baltic to wider Bronze Age networks.
Five genomes from Estonian Corded Ware graves show steppe-linked male lineages and mixed maternal heritage
Early Viking Age communities of Saaremaa brought to life through graves and genomes
Tarand graves, stone circles and a fragile genetic portrait of 800–45 BCE Estonia
Seven medieval Estonian individuals illuminate movement, faith, and genetic threads, 1180–1625 CE.
Church burials and DNA reveal a compact, maritime community in the Faroe Islands (1500–1700 CE)
Neolithic coastal communities at Narva-Jõesuu seen through pottery, stone, and DNA
Three Iron Age individuals from Isokyro whose maternal DNA hints at mixed northern ancestries; interpretations remain tentative.
Iron Age water-burial assemblage (c. 300–800 CE) from Isokyro, revealing maternal continuity
Four genomes from Aisne reveal a tentative portrait of life and lineage in northern Gaul.
Archaeology and ancient DNA from Aube river valleys (750–200 BCE)
Middle Neolithic lives in Alsace revealed through archaeology and DNA