Guernsey: Middle Neolithic Voices Le Déhus burials (4241–3968 BCE) reveal island lifeways and preliminary DNA links to continental groups 4241 CE - 3968 BCE Channel Islands (Guernsey), United Kingdom
Miaozigou: Voices from Inner Mongolia Three Middle Neolithic genomes illuminating a northerly tapestry of pottery, settlement, and ancestry 3550 CE - 3050 BCE Inner Mongolia, China (Qahar Youyi Qianqi, Uraharura)
West Liao River Neolithic Echoes Banla Mountain lives—fragments of people, pottery and DNA from 3550–3050 BCE 3550 CE - 3050 BCE Liaoning, Northeast China
Yellow River: Xiaowu–Wanggou Neolithic Eight Middle Neolithic individuals from Henan illuminate early Yellow River lifeways and genetics. 5302 CE - 3050 BCE Henan, Yellow River basin (China)
Sopot of the Pannonian Plains Middle Neolithic communities in eastern Croatia, seen through archaeology and ancient DNA 5834 CE - 4538 BCE Eastern Croatia (Pannonian Basin)
Popova Middle Neolithic Echoes A Croation Neolithic farming community revealed by bones, pottery and DNA 4792 CE - 4300 BCE Croatia — Osijek; Beli Manastir (Popova zemlja)
Bohemian Echoes: Czech Middle Neolithic Four individuals from Prague-Jinonice and Kolín hint at a mixed farming and forager landscape. 4929 CE - 4400 BCE Central Bohemia, Czech Republic
South Scandinavia Mid-Neolithic Small DNA sample set illuminates farmer and hunter-gatherer interactions in Denmark, 3512–3012 BCE 3512 CE - 3012 BCE Denmark (Jutland, Funen, Zealand)
Lingolsheim Echoes Middle Neolithic lives in Alsace revealed through archaeology and DNA 4800 CE - 4500 BCE Alsace, France (Lingolsheim)
Les Bréguières Neolithic Shores Early–Middle Neolithic farmers on the Alpes‑Maritimes coast, 5216–4606 BCE 5216 CE - 4606 BCE Alpes‑Maritimes, Southern France
Grand Est Middle Neolithic Echoes of farmers and foragers in eastern France (4800–3350 BCE) 4800 CE - 3349 BCE Grand-Est, eastern France
Riverways of Middle Neolithic France Genetic echoes of farmer and forager encounters across French sites (5209–3400 BCE) 5209 CE - 3400 BCE France (multiple river valley sites)