Rössberga Neolithic: Lives at the Baltic Edge
Coastal farms, pottery, and genetic echoes from 3400–2600 BCE in Sweden
Explore os locais, as épocas e as pesquisas publicadas sobre amostras de DNA antigo e as culturas associadas a elas.
Explorar a coleçãoPerfis 1,189–1,200 de 1,627
Coastal farms, pottery, and genetic echoes from 3400–2600 BCE in Sweden
Human stories from 677–1226 CE revealed by graves, artifacts and ancient DNA
A Middle Neolithic tapestry (3945–2633 BCE) of farmers, stone monuments and cautious DNA clues.
Four funerary samples hint at Vendel-era lifeways and northern genetic threads
Communities around Sigtuna and Uppsala (750–1200 CE) seen through graves, goods, and genomes
Six medieval individuals from Vasterhus reveal a local northern Scandinavian tapestry of ancestry and life.
Sion-Petit-Chasseur burials where stone, pottery and genes hint at movement
Skeletal remains from the 1676 Kronan shipwreck reveal a compact genetic snapshot of southern Sweden
Evocative glimpses of life and maternal ancestry on the Swiss plateau (3092–2030 BCE)
A terse genetic and archaeological snapshot from southern Sweden, ca. 450–500 CE
Lake shores, metal, and moving people along Alpine waterways
A genomic and archaeological portrait of Swiss lake-shore communities, 4455–2499 BCE