Sopot of the Pannonian Plains
Middle Neolithic communities in eastern Croatia, seen through archaeology and ancient DNA
DNA Spotlights · Ancient and Historical Cultures
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Middle Neolithic communities in eastern Croatia, seen through archaeology and ancient DNA
Fragments of lives from Trogir to Vinkovci across 661–1636 CE
Early Cardial-wave farmers on the Dalmatian coast, known from cave deposits and three ancient genomes
Roman-era communities on the Adriatic coast revealed by archaeology and ancient DNA
Five late‑Roman individuals from Osijek reveal a mosaic of Mediterranean and continental threads
A Croation Neolithic farming community revealed by bones, pottery and DNA
A coastal Roman-era community in Croatia illuminated by archaeology and ancient DNA
Ancient coastal foragers of Matanzas whose bones whisper of deep American lineages
Coastal foragers of Matanzas (1400 BCE–1300 CE), revealed by shells, tools, and ancient DNA
Cave burials in Camagüey reveal a fragmentary, living story of late precontact Cuba
Archaic lifeways in the Ciénaga de Zapata, seen through artifacts and DNA
Archaeological and genetic traces of Archaic Cuba, Cueva del Perico I (Artemisa)