Czechia_EarlyMedieval_EarlySlav Echoes of Early Slavs Archaeology and DNA tracing Slavic lives across Central and Eastern Europe 200 CE - 1900 CE Bohemia, Croatia, Slovakia, Bosnia, Russia (Murmansk)
Germany_Lech_EBA Heartlands of Bronze: Lech–Bohemia Archaeology and DNA from the Lech Valley to Central Bohemia, 2200–800 BCE 2199 CE - 800 BCE Germany (Lech Valley), Czech Republic (Bohemia)
Echoes of the Bell Beaker Bohemia's late Neolithic to early Bronze Age communities seen through archaeology and DNA 2800 CE - 1800 BCE Czech Republic (Bohemia)
Echoes of Corded Ware, Bohemia Genetic and archaeological portrait of Corded Ware communities in Bohemia (3087–2206 BCE). 3087 CE - 2206 BCE Bohemia, Czech Republic
Bohemia Bell Beaker Echoes Archaeological and genetic portrait of Bell Beaker communities in Bronze-Age Bohemia 2574 CE - 2100 BCE Bohemia, Czech Republic
Bohemian Voices: Funnel Beaker Neolithic Early Neolithic communities in Bohemia revealed through pottery, burials, and ancient DNA 3909 CE - 3386 BCE Bohemia, Czech Republic (Central Europe)
Jordanów Neolithic of Bohemia Three early Neolithic genomes illuminate a fragile window into Bohemia, 4326–3995 BCE 4326 CE - 3995 BCE Bohemia, Czech Republic
Bohemian Globular Amphorae Echoes Six Neolithic voices from Bohemia that link pot, bone and genome 2872 CE - 2472 BCE Bohemia, Czech Republic
Rivnac Bohemia: Neolithic Echoes Late Neolithic communities in central Bohemia, seen through archaeology and ancient DNA 3091 CE - 2633 BCE Bohemia, Czech Republic
Unetice Bohemia: Early Bronze Age Echoes Bronze Age horizons in Bohemia where metal, burial mounds, and genes meet 2452 CE - 1500 BCE Bohemia, Czech Republic
Bohemian Chalcolithic Echoes Three Central Bohemian individuals illuminate Chalcolithic lives and maternal lineages. 3800 CE - 3370 BCE Central Bohemia, Czech Republic
Czech Corded Ware: Steppe Echoes in Bohemia Seven Bronze‑Age genomes illuminate Corded Ware lifeways in the Czech lands—preliminary, evocative, and genetically revealing. 2900 CE - 2000 BCE Bohemia, Czech Republic (Central Europe)
