Norway: Viking Age Echoes
Fjords, longships and genomes — tracing medieval Norwegian lives through archaeology 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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Fjords, longships and genomes — tracing medieval Norwegian lives through archaeology and DNA
Fragments from the Swat Valley that whisper of life between 978–550 BCE
A small but evocative genetic window into an Iron Age religious center, 1000–785 BCE
Archaeology and DNA from Barikot hint at a layered, connected Iron Age community in northern Pakistan.
A compact portrait of settlement and shifting ancestries from 45 BCE to 1395 CE in northern Pakistan.
Ritual center of the Swat Valley (200 BCE–108 CE) seen through archaeology and DNA
Archaeology and ancient DNA (406–174 BCE) reveal layered ancestries in the Swat Valley
An Iron Age community in Swat (1203–800 BCE) where archaeology and DNA reveal layered ancestries.
A genetic and archaeological portrait of the Loebanr Iron Age, Swat Valley (1107–790 BCE)
Fortified lives in Swat Valley (1402–800 BCE) seen through stones and genomes
Urban burials in Panama City that trace pre‑contact communities through colonial upheaval.
Pre-Colonial Panama lives in bones, pottery and DNA from Panama City sites