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
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)
Shorelines of Change: Denmark TRB–CWC Three genomes from Jutland and Funen illuminate a dramatic late-Neolithic transition 2868 CE - 1974 BCE Denmark (Jutland: Toftum Mose; Funen: Stenderup Hage)
Estonia Corded Ware: Steppe Echoes Five genomes from Estonian Corded Ware graves show steppe-linked male lineages and mixed maternal heritage 2872 CE - 2050 BCE Estonia (Kursi, Jäbara, Sope, Ardu)
Echoes of Corded Ware Germany A steppe-born culture shaping Central Germany between 2880–2050 BCE 2880 CE - 2050 BCE Central Germany (Esperstedt, Bergrheinfeld, Tiefbrunn)
Tauber Corded Ware — Althausen Cord-impressed pottery and Steppe-linked DNA echo in the Tauber Valley 2600 CE - 2350 BCE Tauber Valley, Germany (Central Europe)
Poland CWC: Echoes of Corded Lives Seven late Neolithic–early Bronze Age individuals from Poland connect burial rites to shifting genomes 2881 CE - 2250 BCE Poland (Pikutkowo, Oblaczkowo)
Southeast Corded Ware of Poland A frontier of corded pottery, steppe genes, and shifting lifeways (2617–2147 BCE) 2617 CE - 2147 BCE Southeastern Poland (various sites)
Fatyanovo Echoes Bronze Age communities on the western edge of the Russian forests, seen through bones and genomes 2900 CE - 2200 BCE Moscow region, Russia
Czech Corded Ware Echoes Late Neolithic–Early Bronze Age communities in Bohemia, sketched from graves and genomes 2900 CE - 2000 BCE Bohemia, Czech Republic
Russia_MLBA_Sintashta Echoes of the Steppe Archaeology and DNA trace the spread of Indo‑European lifeways across Eurasia 4994 CE - 486 BCE Eurasian steppe to Central & Northern Europe
