Veliko Tarnovo: Iron Age Echoes
A single Dzhulyunitsa individual offers a tentative glimpse into 8th–6th century BCE Bulgaria
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 single Dzhulyunitsa individual offers a tentative glimpse into 8th–6th century BCE Bulgaria
Archaeology and ancient mtDNA (3 samples) from 889–1250 CE in the Veliko Tarnovo region.
Three medieval individuals from Veliko Tarnovo region hint at maternal continuity amid Bulgaria's turbulent centuries.
Neolithic villages (6100–5450 BCE) around Veliko Tarnovo and Haskovo
Small Chalcolithic community (4700–4400 BCE) in northern Bulgaria with intriguing, preliminary genetic signals
A lone genetic voice from Veliko Tarnovo’s Iron Age landscape
Fragments of life in Veliko Tarnovo’s hinterland, read through archaeology and maternal DNA
A glimpse into a 4700–4400 BCE Bulgarian Chalcolithic community through archaeology and DNA.
Early farming communities (6100–5450 BCE) in central Bulgaria revealed through archaeology and ancient DNA