Latvia_MM_Kunda Pre-Baltic Shoreline Foragers Mesolithic coastal communities of the eastern Baltic seen through archaeology and ancient DNA 6465 CE - 4556 BCE Eastern Baltic (Russia, Latvia, Lithuania)
Europe_Medieval Western Christendom: Medieval Genomes Archaeology and DNA tracing lives across Italy, Hungary, and the Baltic–Finnic fringe (700–1500 CE) 700 CE - 1500 CE Italy, Hungary, Baltic–Finnic region
Cist-Shaft Echoes of Bronze-Age Estonia Stone cists, bronze echoes and a genetic signature linking the eastern Baltic to wider Bronze Age networks. 1274 CE - 398 BCE Estonia (Harju, Tartu, Ida-Viru)
Salme Sea-Keepers Early Viking Age communities of Saaremaa brought to life through graves and genomes 649 CE - 949 CE Saaremaa (Salme), Estonia
Zvejnieki: Latvia's Ancient Coast Hunter-gatherers of Latvia (7471–4711 BCE) revealed through burials and DNA 7471 CE - 4711 BCE Latvia (Baltic coast)
Bronze Dawn: Lithuania's Ancient Voices Four individuals from Turlojiškė offer a tentative window into Lithuania's Bronze Age lives and genes. 2100 CE - 600 BCE Lithuania (Baltic)
Modern Estonia — Living Threads A concise archaeological and genetic portrait of Estonia around 2000 CE 2000 CE Estonia
Echoes of Kaunas: Modern Lithuanian Lineages A cinematic snapshot of Kaunas (2000 CE) linking urban archaeology and genomic glimpses (n=10). 2000 CE Lithuania — Kaunas
Czarnówko Wielbark: Baltic Threads Iron Age burials in Pomerania whose artifacts and DNA reveal local roots and surprising lineages 100 CE - 300 CE Czarnówko, Pomeranian Province, Poland
Wielbark at Pruszcz Gdański Iron Age graves on the Baltic edge, where archaeology meets ancient DNA 100 CE - 300 CE Pomeranian Province, northern Poland
Rössberga Neolithic: Lives at the Baltic Edge Coastal farms, pottery, and genetic echoes from 3400–2600 BCE in Sweden 3400 CE - 2600 BCE Rössberga, Sweden (southern/central Sweden)
Echoes of Sweden's Viking Age Archaeology and DNA from 677–1226 CE cemeteries across Sweden 677 CE - 1226 CE Sweden (Skara, Sigtuna, Gotland, Oland, Uppsala)
