Echoes of Viking Denmark
Archaeology and ancient DNA from 515–1153 CE across Danish sites
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 515–1153 CE across Danish sites
Archaeology and DNA from 1000–1100 CE burials on Zealand, Kopenhagen
A fragmentary ceramic world on Hispaniola illuminated by pottery and ancient DNA
A cinematic glimpse into a Dominican Ceramic-period coastal community through archaeology and DNA
Samana's Ceramic-period islanders revealed through pottery, shells and ancient DNA
Coastal pottery traditions (600–1650 CE) on southeast Dominican Republic, tying archaeology to DNA
Pottery shards and genomes illuminate island life in the Dominican Republic, 850–1450 CE
Coastal foragers of Cueva Roja (1300 BCE–200 CE), revealed by artifacts and ancient DNA
Coastal Ceramic-period communities in the Dominican Republic, revealed by archaeology and ancient DNA
Ceramic-period communities on the Dominican shore, traced by pottery and DNA
A cinematic glimpse into 2800–1600 BCE England where pots, burials and DNA trace a continental influx
Late Ceramic-period community at La Union, Dominican Republic (1278–1403 CE)