Russia_KusnarenkovoKarajakupovo_Medieval Echoes of Finno‑Ugric North Archaeology and DNA tracing lives from Mesolithic Karelia to Medieval Ingria (7050 BCE–900 CE) 7050 BCE - 900 CE Russia (Karelia, Ingria, Trans‑Ural), Finland
Levanluhta B: Voices from a Watered Grave Three Iron Age individuals from Isokyro whose maternal DNA hints at mixed northern ancestries; interpretations remain tentative. 300 CE - 800 CE Isokyro, Levanluhta, Finland
Levanluhta: Wetland Burials of Finland Iron Age water-burial assemblage (c. 300–800 CE) from Isokyro, revealing maternal continuity 300 CE - 800 CE Isokyro, Ostrobothnia, Finland
Modern Finland: Living Landscape A present-day population portrait linking archaeology, place, and genomes 2000 CE Finland (including Utsjoki, Enontekiö)
Sweden_Gotland_Vasterbjers_PittedWare_BattleAxe North Sea Bronze: Nordic Bronze Age Maritime hunters, bronze artisans and their genetic echoes across Sweden, Finland and Denmark 3100 BCE - 800 CE Sweden, Finland, Denmark (Gotland, Levanluhta, Djursland)
