Lazarides LBA — Aegina's Bronze Echoes
Four Late Bronze Age genomes from Lazarides (Aegina) illuminate local life and preliminary genetic links.
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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Four Late Bronze Age genomes from Lazarides (Aegina) illuminate local life and preliminary genetic links.
Five ancient genomes from Mygdalia (c.1626–1425 BCE) illuminate local lives at the edge of Mycenaean Greece
Five Bronze Age individuals from Moni Odigitria connect material culture with early DNA
A vivid glimpse into Bronze Age Lassithi, where palaces, pottery and genes trace island life
Neolithic communities from Alepotrypa to Revenia, seen through bones and genomes
A coastal Euboean community (2851–2292 BCE) where archaeology meets early DNA glimpses
A small cave assemblage that illuminates coastal Corinthia and genetic threads of the Aegean.
Five ancient genomes from Alepotrypa and Franchthi illuminate early farming lifeways in southern Greece
Palatial citadel in the Argolid whose stones and genes whisper of wide networks
Bones, ruins, and genomes from Greenland's first Norse settlements
Ceramic-period lifeways on Guadeloupe revealed through pottery, burials and DNA
Island pillars, cave lives, and a maternal signal tying Haputo to broader Pacific movements