Aude Iron Age: Coastal Strongholds
Archaeology and DNA from coastal oppida of Aude and Gard, 600–50 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 from coastal oppida of Aude and Gard, 600–50 BCE
A concise portrait of Bell Beaker communities in France, where archaeology meets ancient DNA.
Three genomic glimpses from Grand Est connect riverside life, La Tène influence, and deep European ancestries.
A small Neolithic community in Calvados whose stones whisper of farmers and foragers
Six ancient genomes illuminate coastal and alpine lives — cautiously interpreted
Three Early Neolithic individuals from Alpes‑Maritimes illuminate France’s first farming footholds
Early–Middle Neolithic farmers on the Alpes‑Maritimes coast, 5216–4606 BCE
Early Bronze Age communities in eastern France, seen through archaeology and DNA
Five genomes from Grand-Est (800–400 BCE) reveal diverse maternal lineages and tentative regional links
Early Neolithic communities in eastern France, 5250–4900 BCE — archaeology meets ancient DNA
A vivid archaeological and genetic portrait from eastern France, 400–100 BCE
Echoes of farmers and foragers in eastern France (4800–3350 BCE)