Ksiaznice GAC: Echoes of the Late Neolithic
A small burial assemblage from Książnice, Poland (2950–2600 BCE) linking archaeology and ancient 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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A small burial assemblage from Książnice, Poland (2950–2600 BCE) linking archaeology and ancient DNA
Three genomes from Książnice illuminate lives on the Lublin‑Volhynian horizon
A compact portrait (1000–1225 CE) of life and lineage at Ląd through archaeology and ancient DNA
Medieval burials at Łęgowo reveal a complex archaeological and genetic tapestry
Medieval voices from an Iron Age landscape in north‑central Poland
124–431 CE burials from eastern Poland reveal cultural exchange and genetic diversity at a Wielbark cemetery
A compact genetic and archaeological portrait of Milicz, Poland (1000–1200 CE)
Four medieval voices from Obłaczkowo linking archaeology with preliminary ancient DNA
A fortified island stronghold (1000–1200 CE) where archaeology and DNA meet
Medieval Płońsk (1000–1200 CE): archaeology meeting DNA in Masovia
Early medieval burials from Poznań Sołacz speak to shifting people and genes
A lakeside stronghold in Lower Silesia where archaeology meets ancient DNA