Beli Breyag Early Bronze Age
Two remains from Nova Zagora offer a whisper of Balkan continuity amid Early Bronze Age change.
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Two remains from Nova Zagora offer a whisper of Balkan continuity amid Early Bronze Age change.
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A single coastal burial linking shell‑mound archaeology with Indigenous DNA evidence
Early Bronze Age communities (3400–2000 BCE) in Bulgarian tells and necropolises
14 genomes (5468–4245 BCE) illuminate farmer maternal continuity and a small, varied paternal signal
Two glimpses from Sabrano into Bulgaria's 4th–3rd millennium BCE world
Early Iron Age communities in southern Bulgaria seen through archaeology and maternal genomes
A fragile genomic glimpse into southern Bulgaria's Early–Middle Bronze Age landscape.
A single Dzhulyunitsa individual offers a tentative glimpse into 8th–6th century BCE Bulgaria
Steppe-inflected burials on Bulgarian mounds between 3011–2000 BCE
A single Neolithic genome from Krepost links a Balkan burial to mtDNA lineage H5 — preliminary but evocative.
Thracian landscapes and early Roman contacts revealed through three ancient genomes