Beniamin LBA — Shirak Highlands Two Late Bronze Age genomes from Beniamin reveal a whisper of ancient Armenian Highland life 1492 CE - 1261 BCE Shirak Province, Armenia
Armenia LBA: Bronze Shadows Burials and genomes from Late Bronze Age Armenia (1439–805 BCE) 1439 CE - 805 BCE Armenia (Caucasus)
Armenia_Beniamin_LBA Beniamin Late Bronze Age Voices Two burials from Shirak Province illuminating Late Bronze Age Armenia with DNA hints 1492 CE - 1261 BCE Shirak Province, Armenia (Beniamin)
Armeniahashen_LBA Lchashen Voices: Armeniahashen LBA Late Bronze Age lives at Lchashen cemetery, seen through archaeology and ancient mtDNA 1420 CE - 1150 BCE Armenian Highlands (Lchashen, Armenia)
Shadows of the Armenian Late Bronze Fortified hills, metal fires, and the genomes of a transforming landscape 1439 CE - 805 BCE Armenia (South Caucasus)
Lchashen: Armeniahashen Late Bronze Age Burials at Lchashen (1420–1150 BCE) illuminate life, trade, and maternal lineages in ancient Armenia 1420 CE - 1150 BCE Lchashen, Armenia (Lake Sevan region)
Bronze Age Voices of Croatian Caves Maternal lineages and archaeology from Bezdanjača Cave, 2000–800 BCE 2000 CE - 800 BCE Croatia (Bezdanjača Cave)
Knovíz: Bohemia's Late Bronze Echoes A combined archaeological and genetic portrait of the Knovíz horizon (1300–800 BCE) 1300 CE - 800 BCE Central Bohemia, Czech Republic
Shorelines of Bronze: England LBA Late Bronze Age communities across England, revealed by archaeology and ancient DNA. 1259 CE - 798 BCE England (United Kingdom)
Didnauri LBA: Voices from the Kura Late Bronze Age community at Didnauri (Samreklo), Georgia — a fragile genetic window into a turbulent era 1260 CE - 839 BCE Didnauri (Samreklo), Georgia — Kura basin
Nazarlebi: Late Bronze Age Echoes Small Kakheti community (1500–1000 BCE) where bones and genes meet 1500 CE - 1000 BCE Eastern Georgia (Kakheti, Shiraki Plain)
Aidonia Late Bronze Age Echoes Genomes and graves from Aidonia (Corinthia) reveal a fragmented, cosmopolitan Late Helladic horizon 1550 CE - 1200 BCE Aidonia, Corinthia, Peloponnese (Greece)