Shkrel Middle Bronze Age Echo
A lone voice from Shkrel, Albania (1880–1695 BCE) linking 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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A lone voice from Shkrel, Albania (1880–1695 BCE) linking archaeology and DNA
Archaeology and DNA reveal a patchwork of local roots and incoming threads across 2127–1211 BCE
A fragile genomic glimpse into southern Bulgaria's Early–Middle Bronze Age landscape.
A single genomic window into life at Darra-i-Kur Cave, Afghanistan, c. 2580–2410 BCE
A solitary burial from Shkrel that voices a broader Middle Bronze Age landscape
Tombs, trade, and emerging lineages across Armenia (2127–1211 BCE)
A glimpse into Bronze Age lives in the Armenian Highlands through bones and genomes
Six individuals from Jagodnjak-Krcevine; DNA links farmer ancestry with older lineages
Archaeology and ancient DNA illuminate communities of the Cetina Valley and Dalmatian hinterland.
Riverine communities in Dalmatia whose maternal lineages illuminate Bronze Age connections
Middle Bronze Age barrow community (1500–1250 BCE) seen through graves and maternal lineages
Archaeology and DNA illuminate lives in England, 1600–1000 BCE