Perfis de DNA

Occitanie Iron Age Voices

Skeletal and DNA echoes from 600–200 BCE in southern France

• Occitanie, Southern France
• 600 CE - 200 BCE

Oise Iron Age Echoes

Fragile voices from Le Buissonnet linking graves, landscape and DNA

• Le Buissonnet, Oise (Hauts-de-France), France
• 350 CE - 200 BCE

Occitanie Middle Neolithic Echoes

Fragments of life and lineage from southern France's Middle Neolithic

• Occitanie, South France (Béziers, Valros, Velaux)
• 4448 BCE - 2004500 BCE

Yonne Iron Age — Gurgy Les Noisats

Three Iron Age individuals from Yonne offer cautious glimpses of life and ancestry in 300–100 BCE France

• Bourgogne-Franche-Comté, Yonne, France
• 300 CE - 100 BCE

Roquepertuse: Iron Age Voices of Provence

A sanctuary and community at the crossroads of Mediterranean trade and local tradition, glimpsed through archaeology and DNA.

• Southeast France (Bouches‑du‑Rhône)
• 400 CE - 200 BCE

Voices of Lariey: 1629–1630 Alpine Remnants

A compact, early modern Hautes‑Alpes assemblage revealed by bones and genomes

• Hautes‑Alpes, Provence‑Alpes‑Côte d'Azur, France
• 1629 CE - 1630 CE

Didnauri LBA: Voices from the Kura

Late Bronze Age community at Didnauri (Samreklo), Georgia — a fragile genetic window into a turbulent era

• Didnauri (Samreklo), Georgia — Kura basin
• 1260 CE - 839 BCE

Nazarlebi: Late Bronze Age Echoes

Small Kakheti community (1500–1000 BCE) where bones and genes meet

• Eastern Georgia (Kakheti, Shiraki Plain)
• 1500 CE - 1000 BCE

Alt‑Inden Saxons: Voices from the Early Medieval Rhine

Seventeenth genomes from Alt‑Inden illuminate Saxon-era lives along the Rhenish plain

• Alt‑Inden, North Rhine‑Westphalia, Germany
• 400 CE - 800 CE

Anderten: Saxon Echoes in Bone

Fifteen medieval individuals from Anderten (Lower Saxony, 600–1000 CE) reveal local life and mixed ancestry.

• Lower Saxony, Germany
• 600 CE - 1000 CE

Bell Beaker Germany: Threads of the Steppe

Archaeology and DNA from 2800–1800 BCE across German Bell Beaker landscapes

• Germany (multiple sites)
• 2800 CE - 1800 BCE

Voices from Blatterhohle

Middle Neolithic cave burials in Germany illuminated by archaeology and ancient DNA

• Blatterhole Cave, Germany (North Rhine-Westphalia)
• 3725 CE - 3024 BCE