Sardinia Between Stones and Sea
A fragile genetic portrait from Su Crocefissu linking Chalcolithic and Bronze Age Sardinia
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A fragile genetic portrait from Su Crocefissu linking Chalcolithic and Bronze Age Sardinia
Eight genomes from Sardinia illuminate a complex island story, 3371–2140 BCE.
Chalcolithic Sardinia seen through archaeology and ancient DNA
Cave light and bronze shadows: genetic glimpses into Sardinia, 2468–1600 BCE
Three Sardinian individuals (2297–2038 BCE) linking island life to shifting Bronze Age genomes
Genetic and archaeological glimpses of Punic-era life in Villamar, Sardinia (818–200 BCE)
A small, evocative dataset linking 8th–10th century Sardinian burials to wider Mediterranean threads.
Echoes of Phoenician and indigenous life on Sardinia (800–208 BCE) revealed by archaeology and DNA
Genetic and archaeological traces from Sardinia's Late Bronze Age, 1386–800 BCE
A coastal Sardinian community (2470–2200 BCE) where archaeology and ancient DNA illuminate fragile networks of kinship and contact.
Four Middle Bronze Age individuals from Anghelu Ruju and Seulo reveal island life and ancestry.
Four medieval burials (1261–1611 CE) from San Nicola hint at European and Mediterranean ties.