England Middle Bronze Age Echoes
Archaeology and DNA illuminate lives in England, 1600–1000 BCE
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 DNA illuminate lives in England, 1600–1000 BCE
A genetic and archaeological portrait of communities across England, 514–54 BCE
A genomic and archaeological portrait of Middle–Late Iron Age England (715 BCE–100 CE)
Six individuals from a Chapelfield well reveal a complex medieval community, seen through bones and DNA.
Fragile bones and ancient DNA from Somerset and Devon reveal post‑glacial lives
Neolithic burial community in Gloucestershire revealed by archaeology and ancient DNA
Peoples of early farming England, seen through caves, causeways and ancient genomes
A fleeting glimpse into Early Bronze Age lives at West Heslerton through archaeology and DNA
Fragmentary voices from 700–800 CE Norfolk linking archaeology and ancient DNA
Human stories from Hollow Banks (420–604 CE) linking archaeology and ancient DNA
Archaeology and genomes illuminate lives in early medieval eastern England.
Archaeology and ancient DNA tracing Norse lives in England, 880–1037 CE