Drantum Saxon Circle
A glimpse into Saxon life in Lower Saxony (600–900 CE) through bones and genomes
Culturas antigas e históricas
Perfis de DNA
Explore os locais, as épocas e as pesquisas publicadas sobre amostras de DNA antigo e as culturas associadas a elas.
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Echoes of Corded Ware Germany
A steppe-born culture shaping Central Germany between 2880–2050 BCE
Dunum Saxons — Lower Saxony (800–1000 CE)
A small burial community at Dunum, Germany where archaeology and DNA illuminate medieval lives
Unetice Dawn in Central Germany
Early Bronze Age communities around Leubingen, Eulau and Esperstedt brought metallurgy and new social horizons
Fields of Clay and Genes
The LBK farmers of Germany (5500–4727 BCE) as seen in pottery, longhouses, and genomes
Alemannic Niederstotzingen (c.580–630 CE)
A compact portrait of Alemannic burials in southern Germany through archaeology and ancient DNA
Bavarian Early Medieval Echoes
Graves and genomes from Bavaria, 250–650 CE reveal continuity and contact
Hallstatt Iron Age — Baden-Württemberg
Princely burials, hillforts and diverse ancestries in early Iron Age southern Germany
Echoes of Late Neolithic Germany
Six genomes from northern Germany reveal a fragile window into Late Neolithic lifeways and ancestry
Hiddestorf Saxons: Voices from 300–500 CE
Small cemetery, large questions — genetics and graves speak of Saxon life in Lower Saxony.
Lech Valley: Early Bronze Age Voices
Archaeology and DNA from the Lech river towns (2199–1542 BCE)
Lech Valley Bell Beakers
Bell Beaker communities near Augsburg (2800–1800 BCE): archaeology in dialogue with ancient DNA