Echoes of Early Iron Age Slovenia
Archaeology and ancient DNA from 850–350 BCE across present‑day Slovenia
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 ancient DNA from 850–350 BCE across present‑day Slovenia
Late Iron Age lives revealed on the Danube shore — bones, bronze, and maternal lineages
Maternal lineages from a Gimhae cemetery illuminate local lives in the Three Kingdoms era.
Five ancient genomes from South Africa reveal maternal continuity and complex local histories
Sea-sculpted funerary caves and faint genetic echoes from 1200–1000 BCE
Southeast Iberia's Bronze Age polity where hillforts, tombs and DNA meet
Archaeology and DNA from 2100–1300 BCE across Iberia's caves and sites
Hunter-gatherers of Asturias (6589–5626 BCE): coastal life in shell, bone, and DNA
Fortified hilltop life in Murcia, seen through archaeology and ancient DNA
Echoes of Frankish rule and local Iberian resilience in northeastern Spain (785–810 CE)
3800–1700 BCE communities across Basque Country to Murcia, revealed by archaeology and DNA
Early Neolithic communities (5474–4367 BCE) across Iberia traced by archaeology and ancient DNA