Echoes of Early Farmers
Lower Austria’s LBK villages revealed through bones, pottery and DNA
DNA Spotlights · Ancient and Historical Cultures
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Explore the places, time periods, and published research behind ancient DNA samples and the cultures associated with them.
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Lower Austria’s LBK villages revealed through bones, pottery and DNA
Five ancient genomes from Ovilava offer preliminary glimpses of life in Roman-era Noricum
Two fragile genomes and the archaeology of hearths, pottery, and river plains
A lone burial in Jalilabad hints at early Caucasus lineages and copper‑age lifeways
Three genomes from Mentesh Tepe illuminate a deep, local Bronze Age thread in the South Caucasus
Late‑Antique Shamakhi (205–346 CE): archaeology meets a single ancient genome
Ceramic-period communities on Crooked Island (900–1500 CE), glimpsed through potsherds and ancient DNA
Island life and lineage on Eleuthera, 500–1500 CE
Ceramic-period communities of Long Island (885–1390 CE) revealed through archaeology and DNA
A single 10th‑century Bahamian genome ties Eleuthera to broader Arawakan movements
Lucayan-era islanders revealed through pottery, blue holes, and DNA
A lone ancient genome from Flamingo Cay opens a window onto Caribbean island life and voyages.