Greece_Crete_HgCharalambos_EMBA Isles of Red Clay: The Minoans A seafaring Bronze Age culture on Crete seen through archaeology and ancient DNA 2300 CE - 1060 BCE Crete, Greece (Heraklion, Lasithi, Chania)
Aposelemis Neolithic Crete (6075–5803 BCE) Seven early Neolithic genomes from Heraklion revealing island farming lifeways and tentative genetic links 6075 CE - 5803 BCE Heraklion, Crete, Greece
Aposelemis, Crete — Late Bronze Age Echoes Three genomes from the Heraklion region illuminate an island at the crossroads of sea and story 1627 CE - 1506 BCE Crete, Greece (Heraklion/Aposelemis)
Shadows of Late Bronze Crete Chania’s Late Minoan world seen through archaeology and ancient DNA 1700 CE - 1100 BCE Chania, Crete, Greece
Hagios Charalambos, Crete (EMBA) A Lasithi community (2300–1900 BCE) where cave burials and genomes illuminate Bronze Age lives 2300 CE - 1900 BCE Lasithi, Crete, Greece
Odigitria Minoans (Crete) Five Bronze Age individuals from Moni Odigitria connect material culture with early DNA 2210 CE - 1680 BCE Crete, Greece (Heraklion, Moni Odigitria)
Lassithi Minoans — Heart of East Crete A vivid glimpse into Bronze Age Lassithi, where palaces, pottery and genes trace island life 2400 CE - 1700 BCE Crete (Lassithi), Greece
Greece_LN_2 Aegean Civilizations: Palaces & Seafaring From Neolithic caves to Mycenaean palaces — archaeology meets ancient DNA across the Aegean 6434 CE - 9501600 BCE Greece, western Turkey (Aegean)
