Albania_EN Podgorie: Albania's Early Neolithic A lone Early Neolithic genome from the Korça Basin hints at the arrival of farming in Albania. 6223 CE - 6067 BCE Podgorie, Korça Basin, Albania
Austria_AsparnSchletz_LBK_EN Asparn‑Schletz: Dawn of LBK in Austria A single Early Neolithic voice from the loess plains, linking archaeology and ancient DNA 5626 CE - 5525 BCE Asparn‑Schletz, Lower Austria (Central Europe)
England Neolithic Echoes Peoples of early farming England, seen through caves, causeways and ancient genomes 4000 CE - 2400 BCE United Kingdom (England)
Peloponnese Neolithic Echoes Five ancient genomes from Alepotrypa and Franchthi illuminate early farming lifeways in southern Greece 5500 CE - 3600 BCE Peloponnese, Greece
LBK Farmers of Middle Neolithic Hungary A portrait of early farming communities in the Carpathian Basin, 5307–4900 BCE 5307 CE - 4900 BCE Hungary (Carpathian Basin)
Neolithic Shores of Central Italy Early farming communities in central Italy (6068–5035 BCE) seen through bones and genomes 6068 CE - 5035 BCE Central Italy (Abruzzo, Marche, Ancona areas)
Neolithic Echoes of Coastal Portugal Six Middle Neolithic individuals from Lorga de Din and Lugar do Canto illuminate Portugal’s early farming world. 4500 CE - 2305 BCE Portugal (Lorga de Din, Lugar do Canto)
Farmers of Muntenia (Romania_N) Neolithic farmers (6000–4300 BCE) along the lower Danube, glimpsed through archaeology and five ancient genomes. 6000 CE - 4300 BCE Muntenia, Romania
Marmara Neolithic Echoes Early farmers of Northwest Anatolia—villages, seeds, and the genetic signature of migration 6500 CE - 5600 BCE Northwest Anatolia (Marmara, Turkey)
Tepecik Çiftlik: Early Neolithic Anatolia Five genomes (6645–6072 BCE) illuminate maternal lineages at a central Anatolian farming village 6645 CE - 6072 BCE Central Anatolia, Turkey
Masis Blur: Neolithic Dawn A single Neolithic individual from Masis Blur offers a fragile glance into early Armenia 5633 CE - 5532 BCE Masis Blur, Armenia (Caucasus)
Echoes of Early Farmers Lower Austria’s LBK villages revealed through bones, pottery and DNA 5500 CE - 4500 BCE Lower Austria, Central Europe
