Alkhantepe: Late Chalcolithic Echoes A single ancient genome from Uchtepe village illuminates Late Chalcolithic life in the Azerbaijan lowlands 3776 CE - 3651 BCE Jalilabad district, Azerbaijan (Uchtepe / Alkhantepe)
Azerbaijan_Caucasus_lowlands_LateC Alkhantepe: Echoes of the Late Chalcolithic A single genome from Uchtepe village opens a cautious window into 3776–3651 BCE Azerbaijan 3776 CE - 3651 BCE Jalilabad district, Azerbaijan
Yunatsite Early Bronze Age Hearth Archaeology and genomes from Yunatsite illuminate life and movement in 3350–2600 BCE 3350 CE - 2600 BCE Yunatsite, Pazardzhik province, Bulgaria
Crossroads at Mezőcsát Four Late Chalcolithic–Early Bronze Age individuals linking Baden landscapes to steppe echoes 3330 CE - 3000 BCE Mezőcsát-Hörcsögös, Hungary (Carpathian Basin)
Baden Echoes in the Carpathian Basin Late Chalcolithic communities (3600–2850 BCE) around Lake Balaton and the Hungarian plains 3600 CE - 2850 BCE Carpathian Basin (Hungary)
Echoes of Proto‑Boleráz Hungary Late Chalcolithic communities at Abony (3910–3516 BCE), seen through archaeology and ancient DNA 3910 CE - 3516 BCE Abony, Turjányos-dűlő — Hungary (Central Europe)
Serra Crabiles, Sardinia — Late Chalcolithic A coastal Sardinian community (2470–2200 BCE) where archaeology and ancient DNA illuminate fragile networks of kinship and contact. 2470 CE - 2200 BCE Sardinia, Italy (Sennori, Serra Crabiles)
Arslantepe: Late Chalcolithic Echoes A fortified Anatolian mound where pottery, metals and genomes tell a story of contact and continuity 3946 CE - 3032 BCE Malatya Province, Arslantepe, Turkey
Çamlıbel Tarlası: Late Chalcolithic Echoes Twelve individuals from Çorum Province illuminate Anatolian farmer lineages and regional Y‑G signatures. 3651 CE - 3376 BCE Çorum Province, Turkey (Çamlıbel Tarlası)
İkiztepe: Late Chalcolithic Shores A coastal Anatolian community in Samsun Province seen through archaeology and ancient DNA 3959 CE - 3094 BCE İkiztepe, Samsun Province, Turkey (Black Sea coast)
Tatika: Late Chalcolithic–Early Bronze Three genomes from Şırnak trace tentative maternal lines during Anatolia’s transformation 3700 CE - 2400 BCE Southeast Turkey (Şırnak province)
Alkhantepe: Late Chalcolithic Azerbaijan A lone burial in Jalilabad hints at early Caucasus lineages and copper‑age lifeways 3776 CE - 3651 BCE Jalilabad, Azerbaijan (Alkhantepe)
