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)
Hungary_Conqueror_Elite Magyar Conquerors: Carpathian Dawn Elite newcomers in the 9th–11th centuries who fused steppe mobility with Central European roots 706 CE - 1100 CE Carpathian Basin (modern Hungary)
Agarak Voices: Early Medieval Armenia Human stories at the crossroads of empires, preserved in bones and genes. 1100 CE - 1379 CE Agarak, Armenia (Caucasus)
Armenia_EarlyMedieval Agarak: Echoes of Early Medieval Armenia A small genetic and archaeological window into life in the Armenian highlands (1100–1379 CE). 1100 CE - 1379 CE Agarak, Armenia (Caucasus)
Agarak: Early Medieval Armenia Three graves at Agarak illuminate a fragile genetic window into 12th–14th century Armenia 1100 CE - 1379 CE Agarak, Armenia (Caucasus)
Croatia — Early Medieval Echoes Bones, places and genomes trace lives across Croatia, 650–1250 CE 650 CE - 1250 CE Croatia (Glina; Gornji-Kosinj-Sveta-Ana; Cepinski-Martinci)
Nuštar: Avar-Age Crossroads Early medieval community in eastern Croatia where local and steppe threads meet 600 CE - 947 CE Nuštar, Vukovar-Syrmia, Croatia
Jagodnjak Early Slavs Small DNA window into 7th–8th century Slavic life in eastern Croatia 652 CE - 775 CE Croatia (Jagodnjak-Krčevine, Osijek-Baranja)
Shadows of Early Medieval England Bones, brooches and genomes tracing lives across 500–900 CE 500 CE - 900 CE England (United Kingdom)
Saxon England: Voices in the Soil Burials, artifacts and DNA tracing early medieval lives across England 400 CE - 1154 CE England (United Kingdom)
Sedgeford Anglo‑Saxon Echoes Fragmentary voices from 700–800 CE Norfolk linking archaeology and ancient DNA 700 CE - 800 CE Norfolk, England (Sedgeford)
Saxon England: Echoes of Migration Archaeology and genomes illuminate lives in early medieval eastern England. 400 CE - 1100 CE Eastern England (Kent, Norfolk, Cambridgeshire, Suffolk)
