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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Archaeology and ancient DNA from New South Wales that hint at deep maternal continuity
A single Early Neolithic voice from the loess plains, linking archaeology and ancient DNA
Three Iron Age individuals at Pottenbrunn reveal a fragmentary genetic window into La Tène Austria
A single ancient maternal voice from Austria’s first farmers
A provincial Roman community on the Danube where archaeology meets early ancient DNA
Two Upper Paleolithic individuals from Krems-Wachtberg, Austria, echoing deep European hunter‑gatherer lineages
A single genome from Lower Austria opens a cautious window onto 8th–9th century life
A lone Upper Paleolithic genome linking Austria's Gravettian landscape to deep European hunter-gatherer lineages.
An early Holocene hunter‑gatherer from Wöllersdorf, Austria (7034–6656 BCE)
A lone genome at the frontier between Mesolithic hunter‑gatherers and LBK farmers in Austria.
A glimpse into Roman-period life at Ovilava through archaeology and a small set of ancient genomes
Two genomes from Jalilabad and Mentesh Tepe illuminate lives on the South Caucasus plains
