Danube–Tisza Avars: Voices from the Mounds 12 Early Avar burials (600–670 CE) show a strong Y‑DNA N signal and East Eurasian maternal lineages in central Hungary. 600 CE - 670 CE Danube–Tisza Interfluve, Hungary
Echoes of the Early Avars A Carpathian landscape shaped by migration, elite horse culture, and mixed ancestries 436 CE - 775 CE Carpathian Basin (southern Hungary)
Echoes of the Late Avars Three mountain burials in Visonta whisper of mobility, mixture, and fragile genetic signals 700 CE - 800 CE Northern Hungary Mountains, Hungary (Visonta Nagycsapás)
Tisza Avars: Riverborne Echoes Small Early Avar community on Hungary’s Holt Tisza (550–650 CE) where archaeology meets maternal DNA 550 CE - 650 CE Tisza region, Hungary (Tiszapüspöki, Holt Tisza)
Avars of the Carpathian Basin Steppe riders and local roots in early medieval Hungary 580 CE - 804 CE Pannonian Basin (modern Hungary)
