Argaric Murcia: Bronze Age Echoes
Five genomes from Murcia link hilltop strongholds to shifting Bronze Age lineages
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Five genomes from Murcia link hilltop strongholds to shifting Bronze Age lineages
Burials and ancient DNA from Granada paint a picture of migration, local continuity, and Mediterranean exchange.
Three genomes and the archaeology of Dutch Saint Martin reveal colonial-era connections.
Burials from Rupert’s Valley (1840–1940 CE) reveal predominantly African maternal ancestry on St. Helena.
Coastal potters and mariners of Cas-en-Bas, 1000–1450 CE — where pots meet DNA
500–1500 CE lives on the Nile — archaeology and maternal genomes reveal movement and memory.
Stone chambers on Gotland and the fragile genetic traces of a maritime Neolithic world
Late Neolithic Sweden seen through Battle Axe cultural traces and ancient genomes
Three ancient genomes from southern Sweden illuminate a coastal Bronze Age at the edge of wider trade networks.
Archaeological and genetic glimpses from Öland’s Early Viking landscapes
A northern Swedish community (3350–2633 BCE) revealed by archaeology and ancient DNA.
Three Neolithic voices from Rossberga and Rössberga, heard through pottery, bones and DNA.