Zvejnieki: Latvia's Ancient Coast
Hunter-gatherers of Latvia (7471–4711 BCE) revealed through burials 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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Hunter-gatherers of Latvia (7471–4711 BCE) revealed through burials and DNA
Six genomes from Zvejnieki reveal maternal U continuity and tentative R signals
Three genomes from Hellenistic Beirut reveal echoes of Mediterranean mobility
Genetic glimpses of life in Roman-era Beirut (170 BCE–235 CE)
Human lives and genomes from Sidon’s College Site, 1950–1600 BCE
A coastal mosaic of lives and genomes from 749–330 BCE in the heart of ancient Lebanon
Archaeology and DNA from Sidon (1000–1300 CE) illuminate a port city of layered identities
Four individuals from Turlojiškė offer a tentative window into Lithuania's Bronze Age lives and genes.
Human stories from Qornet ed-Deir between 200–650 CE, where bones meet history
Four ancient genomes from Lithuania illuminate Late Neolithic life and preliminary ancestry links.
Seven ancient genomes from Donkalnis, Kretuonas 1B and Spiginas link pottery and sea to deep hunter-gatherer roots
Hunter-gatherer lifeways on Lithuanian lakeshores, revealed by archaeology and ancient DNA