Setúbal-Melides Bronze Age Voices
Five Bronze Age individuals from coastal Portugal illuminate a changing landscape of ancestry and culture.
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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Five Bronze Age individuals from coastal Portugal illuminate a changing landscape of ancestry and culture.
Six Middle Neolithic individuals from Lorga de Din and Lugar do Canto illuminate Portugal’s early farming world.
Ceramic-period communities of Vega Baja, Puerto Rico (650–1400 CE) — archaeology meets aDNA
Pottery, middens, and fragile DNA traces illuminate Humacao's 500–1050 CE coastal communities.
A fragmentary portrait of Puerto Rico’s 900–1300 CE coastal communities
A Chalcolithic community at the crossroads of farmers and foragers, glimpsed in bones and genomes.
Early Neolithic households along the Lower Danube, revealed by archaeology and ancient DNA
A fragmentary Bronze Age horizon at CRL Arman linking archaeology and maternal lineages
Three Eneolithic-era individuals from Gârlești tie southern Romanian landscapes to early farmer maternal lineages.
Four Eneolithic genomes from Curătești link Boian lifeways to Neolithic farmer lineages
Riverborne hunter-gatherers of the Danube gorge between 7584–5630 BCE
Neolithic farmers (6000–4300 BCE) along the lower Danube, glimpsed through archaeology and five ancient genomes.