תיקי DNA

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Balkan Chalcolithic Echoes

Archaeology and ancient DNA tracing life across the Balkans, 5468–2000 BCE

• Balkans (Bulgaria, Serbia, Croatia)
• 5468 CE - 2000 BCE

Songshugou Bronze Age Echoes

Three Bronze Age individuals from Songshugou, Xinjiang hint at West–East genetic threads

• Xinjiang (Aletai Region), China
• 3093 CE - 2069 BCE

Echoes of the Mycenaean Palaces

A cinematic view of Bronze Age Greece where archaeology meets ancient DNA

• Greece (Peloponnese, Attica, Salamis)
• 1610 CE - 950 BCE

Oy-Dzhaylau: Mid–Late Bronze Presence

Seven individuals from Oy-Dzhaylau III reveal Steppe-era lifeways and emerging genetic patterns in Bronze Age Kazakhstan

• Oy-Dzhaylau III, Kazakhstan
• 1874 CE - 1436 BCE

Maitan Alakul: Bronze Age Echoes

Mid–Late Bronze Age pastoral community from Maitan, Kazakhstan, revealed by archaeology and DNA

• Maitan, Kazakhstan — Central Eurasian steppe
• 1882 CE - 1623 BCE

Moldova Bronze Age Echoes

Four genomes from Crihana Veche and Ciumai illuminate maternal diversity in Bronze Age Moldova

• Moldova (Eastern Europe)
• 3000 CE - 1000 BCE

Catacomb Echoes of Moldova

Bronze Age burials on the Lower Dniester linking graves, landscape, and genes

• Lower Dniester / Moldova
• 2865 CE - 2200 BCE

Echoes of Chalcolithic Portugal

Human stories from megaliths and caves brought into focus by ancient DNA.

• Portugal (Estremadura, Lisbon, Évora)
• 3352 CE - 2153 BCE

Sweden BAC: Battle Axe Echoes

Late Neolithic Sweden seen through Battle Axe cultural traces and ancient genomes

• Sweden — Bergsgraven, Olljso
• 2859 CE - 2467 BCE

Mycenaean Greece: Palaces and Distant Genes

Archaeology from Peloponnese palaces meets DNA to reveal Aegean networks and mixed ancestries.

• Greece (Peloponnese, Attica)
• 1610 CE - 950 BCE